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If the side lengths are 5 of a square, what is the area ?
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If the side lengths are 5 of a square, what is the area ?

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Since each of the sides of a square must all be the same length, the width and length of the square are both 5. The formula for the area of a square is
area = width * length
So that’s
area = 5 * 5
area = 25
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