alleryStart learning →12 squared is 144. Adding 12 and 13 to it gives which square?
A167
B159
C169
D156
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 169
The next square is the last square plus the last root plus the current root, so 144 plus 12 plus 13 is 169.
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