square

[píng fāng]
Mathematical concept
open 2 entries with the same name
Collection
zero Useful+1
zero
synonym Quadratic (Quadratic) generally refers to square (mathematical concept)
Square, also called quadratic, is a power operation. For example, the square of a represents a × a, which is abbreviated as a ², or a × a (the first power of a multiplied by the first power of a equals the second power of a). For example, 4 × 4=16, 8 × 8=64, and the square symbol is 2.
Chinese name
square
Foreign name
square
Alias
Quadratic
Interpretation
index It's 2 Power
Recorded as
n²/n∧2
Pronunciation
píng fāng
Features
Non negative, a ² ≥ 0

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Pronunciation: p í ng f  ng, recorded as: ², e.g. x ². (Note: "^" can be substituted on the computer, for example, x ^ 2 means x ²)
① Index is 2 Power
② Refers to square meter
Square of side length (i.e. side length × side length)=area of square. Square is also called quadratic, square Inverse operation namely Square root , also called seeking square root , square root writing: ± √, e.g. ±
=± 1.7320......, while the square of exactly ± 1.7320...... Is 3. and
be called arithmetic square root , for example
=1.7320.......。
③ The square is equal to its own number only 0 and 1.
④ The square of a number is nonnegative. That is, a ² ≥ 0. Application: if a ²+b ²=0, then a=0 and b=0 [1]

Square number

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Square table within 100
multiplier
Square number
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Square number
one
one
twenty-six
six hundred and seventy-six
fifty-one
two thousand six hundred and one
seventy-six
five thousand seven hundred and seventy-six
two
four
twenty-seven
seven hundred and twenty-nine
fifty-two
two thousand seven hundred and four
seventy-seven
five thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine
three
nine
twenty-eight
seven hundred and eighty-four
fifty-three
two thousand eight hundred and nine
seventy-eight
six thousand and eighty-four
four
sixteen
twenty-nine
eight hundred and forty-one
fifty-four
two thousand nine hundred and sixteen
seventy-nine
six thousand two hundred and forty-one
five
twenty-five
thirty
nine hundred
fifty-five
three thousand and twenty-five
eighty
six thousand and four hundred
six
thirty-six
thirty-one
nine hundred and sixty-one
fifty-six
three thousand one hundred and thirty-six
eighty-one
six thousand five hundred and sixty-one
seven
forty-nine
thirty-two
one thousand and twenty-four
fifty-seven
three thousand two hundred and forty-nine
eighty-two
six thousand seven hundred and twenty-four
eight
sixty-four
thirty-three
one thousand and eighty-nine
fifty-eight
three thousand three hundred and sixty-four
eighty-three
six thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine
nine
eighty-one
thirty-four
one thousand one hundred and fifty-six
fifty-nine
three thousand four hundred and eighty-one
eighty-four
seven thousand and fifty-six
ten
one hundred
thirty-five
one thousand two hundred and twenty-five
sixty
three thousand and six hundred
eighty-five
seven thousand two hundred and twenty-five
eleven
one hundred and twenty-one
thirty-six
one thousand two hundred and ninety-six
sixty-one
three thousand seven hundred and twenty-one
eighty-six
seven thousand three hundred and ninety-six
twelve
one hundred and forty-four
thirty-seven
one thousand three hundred and sixty-nine
sixty-two
three thousand eight hundred and forty-four
eighty-seven
seven thousand five hundred and sixty-nine
thirteen
one hundred and sixty-nine
thirty-eight
one thousand four hundred and forty-four
sixty-three
three thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine
eighty-eight
seven thousand seven hundred and forty-four
fourteen
one hundred and ninety-six
thirty-nine
one thousand five hundred and twenty-one
sixty-four
four thousand and ninety-six
eighty-nine
seven thousand nine hundred and twenty-one
fifteen
two hundred and twenty-five
forty
one thousand and six hundred
sixty-five
four thousand two hundred and twenty-five
ninety
eight thousand and one hundred
sixteen
two hundred and fifty-six
forty-one
one thousand six hundred and eighty-one
sixty-six
four thousand three hundred and fifty-six
ninety-one
eight thousand two hundred and eighty-one
seventeen
two hundred and eighty-nine
forty-two
one thousand seven hundred and sixty-four
sixty-seven
four thousand four hundred and eighty-nine
ninety-two
eight thousand four hundred and sixty-four
eighteen
three hundred and twenty-four
forty-three
one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine
sixty-eight
four thousand six hundred and twenty-four
ninety-three
eight thousand six hundred and forty-nine
nineteen
three hundred and sixty-one
forty-four
one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six
sixty-nine
four thousand seven hundred and sixty-one
ninety-four
eight thousand eight hundred and thirty-six
twenty
four hundred
forty-five
two thousand and twenty-five
seventy
four thousand and nine hundred
ninety-five
nine thousand and twenty-five
twenty-one
four hundred and forty-one
forty-six
two thousand one hundred and sixteen
seventy-one
five thousand and forty-one
ninety-six
nine thousand two hundred and sixteen
twenty-two
four hundred and eighty-four
forty-seven
two thousand two hundred and nine
seventy-two
five thousand one hundred and eighty-four
ninety-seven
nine thousand four hundred and nine
twenty-three
five hundred and twenty-nine
forty-eight
two thousand three hundred and four
seventy-three
five thousand three hundred and twenty-nine
ninety-eight
nine thousand six hundred and four
twenty-four
five hundred and seventy-six
forty-nine
two thousand four hundred and one
seventy-four
five thousand four hundred and seventy-six
ninety-nine
nine thousand eight hundred and one
twenty-five
six hundred and twenty-five
fifty
two thousand and five hundred
seventy-five
five thousand six hundred and twenty-five
one hundred
ten thousand

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Shicang black, many square (Qing Dynasty, Yao Nai《 Climbing Mount Tai 》) ——Flat and square.

Square story

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It is said that there was a foreign minister in India who played chess with the king. When the king lost, he agreed to meet his request: put rice on the chessboard. One in the first grid, two in the second, then four, eight, 16... until 64. The king laughed and thought he was stupid, thinking he only needed a little rice.
According to the requirements of the minister, put 64 squares, meters
Grain. This number is 18446744073709551615, which is a twenty digit number. These rice can not meet the requirements of the minister, not to mention emptying the national treasury, but the rice of the whole India, or even the whole world!