We first have to predict Y in it's least possible form. Y must be such that after multiplication with 450 it becomes a cube. If we find the prime divisible of 450 we see that
450=3*3*5*5*2

So, to turn the product into a perfect square we need at least two more 2(s), one 3 and one 5. So the least desired value of
Y=3*5*2^(2)=60.
Thus, Y should be a multiple of at least 60 for n^(3) to be a perfect cube.

Now, when we insert the value of Y in the given options only option A pans out. The second option has an extra 3 in its denominator and the third option has an extra 5. So the correct answer is
Option A.

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Scrat