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Just please help i need help please!!

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anastassius [24]3 years ago

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Answer: 1- a square has 4 equal sides so if one side is 9cm then the rest are 9cm, so 9x4= 36cm

2- do the same thing as part 1 but add a power of 2 to it, so 36^2 = 1296cm

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