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one side of a square is 10 units. which is greater,the number of square units for the area of the square or the number of units

for the perimeter?

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user100 [1]3 years ago

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Hello Shaffer23,
All sides of a square are the same length so since the side is 10 units
Perimeter=40units
but to find the area of a square it is BasexHeight
10x10
Area is 100
So the answer would be the units for area
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SCORPION-xisa [38]3 years ago

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Ina square all sides are same legnth

square area=side times side
perimiter=side times 4

side=10
area=10 times 10=100
perimiter=4 times 10=40
100>40

area=greater

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