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Perfect Square Problem
I need to figure out a method to figure out the increase between any two perfect squares. This rule needs to apply to ALL perfect squares. i.e. 529; 1,089; 2,401. Please, help me. I'm stumped.
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Perfect Square Problem
(n+1)^2-n^2 = n+(n+1). 9-4=2+3
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