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How do you write the square of m?

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PGroot
PGroot Answered:

m squared should be written as m followed by a superscript 2

m²

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MichleJohn
MichleJohn Answered:

You want to write squre of is simply two power of m and this one write in mathematical form = m2.

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knowpronto Answered:

It's usually represented by m2

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PGroot
PGroot Answered:

If you can't do a superscript, I prefer to see m^2 to indicate an exponent, rather than m2.

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