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Explain two different squares that can be made using the number 9

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9/9=1
9x9=81.
keep in mind that a square root is any number multiplied by itself to get another number
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Answer:
1 and
81.

Explanation:

Since, we have number
9 with help of which we have to find a square.

If we divide 9 by 9 then we will obtain 1 which is itself a square.

That is,
(9)/(9) = 1

Now, If we multiply 9 by itself we obtain 81, which is the square of 9.

That is,
9* 9 = 81

Note: We can also make other squares by using number 9.




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