Determine all 6 digit perfect squares such that the first three digits form a perfect square as do the last three.

The square formed by the first three digits may not have leading zeroes.

(In reply to Solution by ed bottemiller)

"Perfect Square".

(what is an "imperfect" square?)
Interesting point to ponder.  There have been a few instances where I seem to recall where the term "perfect square" has been used on this site.  After a look at Wiki I note that there is such a concept as a "perfect square" but it is not the context in which I have apparently  errantly used it.

Posted by brianjn on 2008-08-26 20:32:35