Square, Cube and Quad

Square Number 

A number multiplied by itself is called a square. It is also called a square number or perfect square. In the plain text, it is denoted with the ^ (caret) symbol. For example, 2^2, is equal to 2×2 or 4.  However, in words, one could say a certain number squared. For instance, 3 squared which is equal to   3×3. Mathematically, the representation becomes even clearer, just raise the second number a little and you are done. For example, 3 squared can be expressed mathematically as 3². 

Please note that squaring a number also carries an answer. For example, 3 squared is 9. 

Mathematically, 3² = 9.  

Cube Number 

A number multiplied by itself three times is called a cube. It can also be represented with the ^ (caret) symbol. For example, 4^3, is equal to 4×4×4 or 64.  Moreover, in words, one could say a certain number cubed. For instance, 2 cubed, is equal to 2×2×2 or 16. 

Mathematically, 4 cubed or 2 cubed can be written as 4³and  2³  respectively. The cube can be calculated by multiplying the number by itself three times. For example 4³ = 4×4×4 = 64 .  

Quad Number 

A number multiplied by itself four times is called a quad. Typically, it is written with the ^ (caret) symbol. For example, 2^4,  is equal to 2×2×2×2 or 16.  

Like square and cube, quad also evaluates to a single digit by multiplying the number by itself four times.  For example 2² = 2×2×2×2 = 16 .  

Get Square, Cube, and Quad from 1 to 25 

Get Square, Cube, and Quad from 1 to 25 by using our square, cube, and quad tables where you can find answers for square, cube, and quad from 1 to 25 on the same page. For example, to find the answer for 7 squared, just look at the corresponding column

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