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There are two squares . One has a side length of 12 inches , and the other has a side length of 14 inches . What is the total area of both squares ?

There are two squares . One has a side length of 12 inches , and the other has a side length of 14 inches . What is the total area of both squares ?
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There are two squares . One has a side length of 12 inches , and the other has a side length of 14 inches . What is the total area of both squares ?

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168in. hope this helps

User Avedis
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The area is 340
12 times 12 = 144
14 times 14 = 196
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