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On the American English keyboard, I believe you press Shift + 2 (Shift + 3 for cube, etc.). On the regular (read: British) English keyboard, however, the American inputs are still required. In this case, Shift + ' (which produces the @ symbol) creates a squared sign. I believe cubing is done with # (standalone on UK keyboards, Shift + 3 on US keyboards). Sometimes MyMaths will switch things up (when dealing with lots of powers - such as to the four or five) and allow Shift + Number on English keyboards too. I know, it's stupid
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JordanOh, putting a squared symbol in mymaths is as easy as painting a happy little tree! Just type the number you want squared, then use the "^" symbol followed by the number 2. For example, if you want to square 5, you would type 5^2. It's a simple way to add a little mathematical flair to your work!
To square a number on MyMaths, you typically use the caret symbol (^) to represent exponentiation. For example, to square the number 5, you would enter "5^2" into the MyMaths platform. This notation tells the system to raise 5 to the power of 2, which equals 25. This method can be used to square any number on MyMaths.
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