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Darius said to Miloš:
I think a number. If I square it to one-fourth and then multiply it by 3, I get its square root. Find the unknown number that is greater than zero and belongs to the set of positive integers.
  I think a number. If I square it to one-fourth and then multiply it by 3, I get its square root. Find the unknown number that is greater than zero and belongs to the set of positive integers.
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