The term which represents a square of a whole number.
Answer to Problem 1SGR
Explanation of Solution
Square of a whole number:
All positive integers which from zero to infinity are said to be a whole number. It is number system without the fraction or decimals.
Every mathematical operatipns can be easily performed with the whole number sytem. The square of the whole numbers are known as the perfect square.
For eg.
The whole number:
The square of the whole number:
Conclusion:
Hence, a square of a whole number is well explained above.
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