The first term of a polynomial expression is 2a2. is the square of a binomial? Why or why not?

The first term of a polynomial expression is 2a2. Regardless of what the next terms are, is it possible that this polynomial expression is the square of a binomial? Why or why not?

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depend on wot yu meen bi "2a2"

?????? iz zat sopzed tu be "2*a^2" ?????????????

that mite be start av degree 2 dingee
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