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How many squares are in a 6x6 grid?

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Take the product of the dimensions to solve this:

6 x 6 = 36

So your answer is 36 squares.

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RYAN GOLDMAN

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there is 91; there are 36=11, 25=22, 16=33, 9=44, 4=55, 1=66.

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