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What two square numbers subtract to make 21?
They are: 25 minus 4 = 21
When you subtract one square number from another the answer is five what are the two square numbers?
The two square numbers are 9 (= 3²) and 4 (= 2²).
When you subtract a square number from another the answer is 16 what are the two square numbers?
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When you subtract a square numbers with another square number you get 21 what are the two numbers?
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