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1²
1
2²
4
3²
9
4²
16
5²
25
6²
36
7²
49
8²
64
9²
81
10²
100
11²
121
12²
144
13²
169
14²
196
15²
225
16²
256
17²
289
18²
324
19²
361
20²
400
√1
1
√2
1.44
√3
1.77
√4
2
√5
2.22
2⁰
1
3⁰
1
4⁰
1
5⁰
1
2¹
2
3¹
3
4¹
4
5¹
5
2³
8
3³
27
4³
64
5³
125
2⁴
16
3⁴
81
2⁵
32
2⁶
64
10³
1000
100³
10000