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fenix001 [56]

3 years ago

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Geography

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Lena [83]3 years ago

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Hello! Remember you need to write complete questions in order to get good and exact answers. Here I'll assume that you want the interpretation of the expression:

$s\times s$

The easier interpretation is that we are talking about a square of sides $s$ so the given expression would represent the area of the square. In other words:

$A=s\timess \\ \\ A=s^2$

For instance, if we have a square of sides $s=4cm$ then the area would be:

$A=4\times 4 \\ \\ A=16cm^2$

The figure below shows the representation of this problem.

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