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One square inch can be divided into sixteen quarter-inch squares. This is because each side of the square inch can be divided into four equal parts to create a total of sixteen quarter-inch squares within the larger square.

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Oh, dude, one square inch can be divided into 16 quarter-inch squares. It's like cutting a Pizza into smaller slices, but with math involved. So, yeah, you can fit 16 tiny squares in that one big square inch. Math can be fun... sometimes.

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