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If the length of the side of a square is 11cm. Then find its area and also find the total length of its boundary.​

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\displaystyle 44\:cm. = P \\ 121\:cm.^2 = A

Step-by-step Step-by-step explanation:

All angles and edges are congruent in a square, so first, find the total boundary by multiplying the length of the edge by 4:


\displaystyle 4l = P \\ 4[11] = P \\ \\ 44 = P

Now, for the area, you square the length of the edge:


\displaystyle s^2 = A \\ 11^2 = A \\ \\ 121 = A

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