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1)  One of the perfect square factors is 1.

To find the others, factor 46,656  into 2⁶ x 3⁶.

2)  Using just the twos, you can get this set of squares:  {4, 16, 64}

3)  Using just the threes, you can get this set of squares:  {9, 81, 729}

4)  Now, you can get another set of squares by choosing one number from the first set and multiplying it by one

     number of the second set; a couple of possibilities are  4 x 9  =  36  and  64 x 81  =  5184.  [Finish this step.]

Count all the answers from steps 1, 2, 3, and 4.