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An integer and its opposite have the same square. These are some examples. Essay Writer Kim says (–5)2 is the same as –52. Dwight disagrees. Who is correct?

An integer and its opposite have the same square. These are some examples. Essay Writer Kim says (–5)2 is the same as –52. Dwight disagrees. Who is correct?
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An integer and its opposite have the same square. These are some examples. Essay Writer Kim says (–5)2 is the same as –52. Dwight disagrees. Who is correct?

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Essay writer Kim says yes
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