Which term is the perfect square of 3x4 ?

A perfect square is the product when a number is multiplied to itself. Hence,the square of (3x4) is (3 x 4 x 3 x 4). We can rearrange this and have (3 x 3) x (4 x 4) which gives you 9 x 16. We now have the perfect square of (3x4) re-written as (9 x 16). Thus, the answer is: 9 x 16.

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