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What is the area of a square if each edge of the square has a length of 3a^5?
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What is the area of a square if each edge of the square has a length
of 3a^5?

User Vedavyasa K
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Given :

  • side of a Square = 3a⁵

To find:

  • Area of square

Solution

  • Area of square = side²
  • Area of square = (3a⁵) ²
  • Area of square = 3² ×a^5+2
  • Area of square = 9 × a⁷
  • Area of square = 9a⁷ (unit)²
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