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Square number
(
n
2
)
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A
square number
is an
integer
of the form
n
2
for some
integer
n
. Consecutive nonnegative
squares
differ by
(
n
+
1
)
2
−
n
2
=
2
n
+
1
.
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A
square number
, also known
as
a
perfect
square
, is
a
number
that can be expressed
as
the product of an
integer
multiplied by itself. In other
words
,
a
square number
is the result of squaring an
integer
(raising it to the
power
of
2)
.
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