What number is that, which, added separately to 100 and 164, shall make them perfect squares?

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You bury me when I am alive, and dig me up when I die. What am I?

Your reflection can be seen here, as long as you’re not moving.

You are participating in the swimming finals at the Olympics. In the final few seconds of the race you narrowly pass the swimmer who was in third place. What place did you get?

Which bird does not belong in this group? Finch, gull, eagle, ostrich, or sparrow?

Swifter than the fastest horse, through four rooms I run my course. I appear crimson in the light, but blue is what I am at night. What am I?

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What number is that, which, added separately to 100 and 164, shall make them perfect squares?

Answer: 125.

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