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What is the area of a square 6 feet

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6 0

To do these type of problems, simply multiply height quantity times width quantity. 6 feet is the height and 9 feet is the width. Since 9X6=54, 54 feet is your answer

german3 years ago

3 0

Since you are finding the area, i think, I'm pretty sure but anyway do 9 × 6. and your are should be 54 ft

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