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21-03-2016
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How do you find the area of a square? No matter its height (length) or bass (width)? ; (

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21-03-2016

The general formula for working out the area of a square is:

\(A (area) = w (width)\) × \(h (height)\).

Or, because a square has equal sides, you can just do:

\(A = a^{2} (a = side)\).

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