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What is the area of a square with side lengths of of 2/5 in

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The area of a square is Length • Width just like a rectangle. Or you can do Side Squared. In the case you would do 2/5 • 2/5 and you would get 4/25 in fraction form. In decimal form it would be .16.
Make sure you remember to put inches Squared since it’s area.

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