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3 years ago

Si al cuadrado de un numero se le suma 11 se obtiene como resultado 92 ¿QUE NÚMERO ES?

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Ivan3 years ago

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Answer: Nueve

Step-by-step explanation: Si cuadras el número nueve obtendrás ochenta y uno. Agregue once a eso y obtendrá noventa y uno.

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