SOLUTION: Factor. a^2+4a+4 Thanks...to me it looks like it's factored?

Question 224899: Factor.
a^2+4a+4
Thanks...to me it looks like it's factored?
Answer by drj(1380) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Factor the following

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