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Determine if the numbers 189 and 289 are perfect squares using prime factorization.
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Step 1: Understand the definition of a perfect square using prime factorization.
A number is a perfect square if, in its prime factorization, every prime factor has an even exponent.
Step 2: Perform prime factorization for each given number and determine if it is a perfect square.
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(i) 189:
Since the exponents (3 and 1) are odd, 189 is not a perfect square.
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(ii) 289:
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