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The phrase squared is "powers of two" is much, much more common than you know. I'm part-time substituting as a grade-school teacher. Ask any if they are explain
by 1970-01-01 2y ago
The phrase squared is "powers of two" is much, much more common than you know. I'm part-time substituting as a grade-school teacher. Ask any if they are explaining this difference.
- ABS 2y ago"power of two" with "power" singular perhaps but "powers of two" with the word "powers" plural is really not common as a synonym of squared (excluding people who don't know what they mean at all in the first place)