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One side of a square measures 15cm. What is its area?
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One side of a square measures 15cm. What is its area?

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Well the formula for area is length times breadth so the length = 15 and since all the sides of a square are equal the breadth also equals 15. So now we have to multiply.

So now 15 times 15 = 225 sq cm

Ans: 225 sq cm
User Jeff Baker
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Answer:

Area = l^2

Answer is 225

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