A stochastic calculus question

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The discussion centers on a stochastic calculus question regarding the equation dSdS = sigma²S²dt. Participants clarify that this equation arises from Itô's lemma, which is fundamental in stochastic calculus. The sigma represents volatility, and S denotes the asset price. Understanding this relationship is crucial for applying stochastic models in finance.

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In the attached equations,

for the second last step to the last step
why dSdS=sigma2S2dt ?
 

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