Is (u(x,t))^2 the Same as u^2(x,t)?

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In summary, u(x,t) represents a function that depends on both the variable x and variable t, and it cannot be solved without additional context. Squaring u(x,t) may have different meanings and the function may change over time. Additionally, u(x,t) can be negative in the equation (u(x,t))^2, but this may not accurately represent the original function.
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this is going to sound really dumb, but here is my questions anyways:

is (u(x,t))2 the same as u2(x,t)? I say yes, but I am not sure.

thanks

spoony.
 
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Yes, it is.
 

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