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Which choice best satisfies the formula for the area of a square whose sides are s inches long?

1 answer:

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The area of the square whose sides is s inches long will be given by:
Area=length×width
Length=s inches
width=s inches
thus:
the area of the squares will be:
Area=s×s=s² sq. inches

Thus the correct answer is:
area=s² sq. in

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