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Why are the units of area squared? How does this help us remember the formula for area of a circle?
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Why are the units of area squared? How does this help us remember the formula for area of a circle?

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Area is a size measurement of a two-dimensional surface. Those dimensions (x and y) are perpendicular to each other, and thats why it is squared.

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