Paper used for mathematics is often marked out in 5 mm squares as it makes it easier to align numbers when doing calculations.
Graph paper is marked out in squares to make it easier to draw the graphs as the lines making up the edges of the squares can be followed from both the X- and Y-axes to the point being plotted.
A drawing on squared paper that illustrates a concept simply.
a squared dozen?? the printers measure is a ream
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some math equations: For area of a triangle: A=1/2 b*h. *=Times or multiplication sign. Area of a square or rectangle: A=b*h Area of a circle: A=pi R squared [try writing this one on a piece of paper. Pythagorean Theorem: a squared + b squared=c squared. perimeter: 2b+2h
that means that 50 is multiplying itself. 50x50 is the way you write it or 50^2 On paper you can write it as 502
if you mean PI squared + PI squared / by 2 then that is.... 4.9298 solved on paper ... BUT if you mean what you said, the answer is YUMMY!
the answer is: television, seat of a chair, a door, a picture frame that's squared, a mirror when squared, notebook paper/binder paper, or a computer.
You could draw vertical lines down lined paper to create your own.
A drawing on squared paper that illustrates a concept simply.
a squared dozen?? the printers measure is a ream
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5 m/s squared
8 x 8 = 64cm squared
It depends on the material: silk, paper, steel etc will have different thicknesses.
some math equations: For area of a triangle: A=1/2 b*h. *=Times or multiplication sign. Area of a square or rectangle: A=b*h Area of a circle: A=pi R squared [try writing this one on a piece of paper. Pythagorean Theorem: a squared + b squared=c squared. perimeter: 2b+2h
that means that 50 is multiplying itself. 50x50 is the way you write it or 50^2 On paper you can write it as 502
he made the theorem C squared = A squared + B squared and A squared = C squared - B squared or B squared = C squared - A squared