The difference between a number squared and the number.

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Kenneth Stoddard · Answer 1 · 2016-05-19T13:50:48+0000

a number squared is the number you have times itself.
for example.....
if 6 would be your regular number you would multiply by it's self,so it would look like 6x6=36
36 would then be the numbered squared and 6 would be the regular number.

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