Math, asked by ravendra595927, 4 months ago

g) Square of (-12) is

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Answered by santhosh5084

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Answer:

144

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Answered by shritha0101

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It’s 144

Explanation

Here 12 is a positive no so minus gets canceled so then 12 square is 144

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