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What does 35 squared looks like?
35 squared is 35 x 35 or 35^2 or 1,225.
What is 35 squared in exponential form?
35 squared can be written as 352
What is 35 squared in expanded?
35 squared = 420420 = (4 x 100) + (2 x 10) + (0 x 1)
What is -3p squared plus p squared?
-2p squared
What is b squared plus b squared?
It is: 2b squared
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