Each square of a chess board measures 57 millimeters by 57 millimeters. There are 64 squares on a chess board. What is the area of the chess board?

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Aniruddh Thakor asked Sep 3, 2023

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Each square of a chess board measures 57 millimeters by 57 millimeters. There are 64 squares on a chess board. What is the area of the chess board?

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Answer: 207936 millimeters^2

Step-by-step explanation: 57*57=3249

3249 64 times is 207936.

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Answer: 207936 millimeters squared

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57 * 57 = 3249

3249 * 64 = 207936

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