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Imagine a square with a given side length of s. To what exponent should the side length be raised in order to find the area of that square?

Imagine a square with a given side length of s. To what exponent should the side length be raised in order to find the area of that square?
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Imagine a square with a given side length of s.

To what exponent should the side length be raised in order to find the area of that square?

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i need to see a picture

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