The area, A, of a square is equivalent to the square of its side lengths. A = (6)(6) square units A = s2 square units A = (x)(x) square units A = (x+x) square units A = 2(6) square units

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The area, A, of a square is equivalent to the square of its side lengths. A = (6)(6) square units A = s2 square units A = (x)(x) square units A = (x+x) square units A = 2(6) square units

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Answer:

A=s^2 and A=(x)(x)

Explanation:

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Answer:

(6)(6) square units

(x+x) square units

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