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What is a square number?

A number multiplied by itself

What is the value of 626^2?

36

What is 121\sqrt{121}?

11

A square has sides of 5 cm. What is its area?

25 cm²

How is a cube number created?

Number multiplied by itself twice

What is the value of 434^3?

64

What is 1253\sqrt[3]{125}?

5

A cube has sides of 3 cm. What is its volume?

27 cm³

Why can square numbers never be prime?

They have their square root as a factor

What is the relationship between squaring and square roots?

They are inverse operations

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