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Oh, dude, like, if you're talking about all those little squares you can make in a 6x6 grid, it's like, 36 squares in total. But if you're counting all the different sizes of squares, then it's like, a whole bunch more. I mean, who's really keeping track of all that, am I right?

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depends on the size of the square

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Q: How many squares can be made from a 6x6 grid?
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