What do you do when you are trying to square something?
2 answers:
Answer:
The square of "something" is ... "something" multiplied by itself.
Here are some examples:
- the square of 3 is ... 3²
- the square of x is ... x²
- the square of the sum of x and 1 is ... (x + 1)²
Answer:
When we are trying to square a number say x, to x²,then we multiply the number x with number of powers
here since it is x² we multiply x × x
if it is x³,then x × x × x
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