Find the square of the number in the range 1-500 which is a perfect square. The number when turned upside down still results in a perfect square with the square root in the range 1-500. (Assuming numbers 1, 8, 0 remain same when turned upside down with 6 and 9 resulting in 9 and 6 in being turned upside down)
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Find the square of the number in the range 1-500 which is a perfect square. The number when turned upside down still results in a perfect square with the square root in the range 1-500. (Assuming numbers 1, 8, 0 remain same when turned upside down with 6 and 9 resulting in 9 and 6 in being turned upside down)
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