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What do we call a scientist who studies minerals?

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They call a square a square.


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You call them principal square roots.


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You can also call that 1 square cm, if you wish.


What the name of a square pyramid?

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The principal square root.


What do you call a number that has integers as its square roots?

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What do you call a number with integer square roots?

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