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3 years ago

Brit knows that the numbe 4 is a perfect square. Which multiple of 4 is also a perfect square.

Mathematics

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Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago

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1²=1

2²=4

3²=9

4²=16

5²=25

6²=36

7²=49

8²=64

9²=81

10²=100

11²=121

12²=144

13²=169

14²=196

15²=225

16²=256

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