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a.How many small squares line up on the edge of the larger square? b.How many small square fit in the large square? c.Explain why 5 to the 2nd power is read as "5 squared"?
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I dont really quite follow part A
It sounds like its asking for the perimeter. Just counting the squares that create the border of the square which is 5*4=20
Yeah i think it mean like on the outline of the square hold on..
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OK I get ittttt Part a is asking for the perimeter and part b is asking for the area
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