Explain to "the 6th grader" how to find the area of a square

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Explain to "the 6th grader" how to find the area of a square

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Answer:

you multiply the length by the width.

Explanation:

the attached file shows what the length and width are.

Explain to "the 6th grader" how to find the area of a square-example-1

Dtracers answered Apr 18, 2021

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Answer:

You find an area of a square by multiplying the width and the length.

Jigar Patel answered Apr 21, 2021

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