Math, asked by aryanraj900, 1 year ago

find the perimeter of the following square:
(1) area =64cmsquare

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Answered by krish171817

2

Answer:

perimeter of square = 4*side

area of square = side ²

Step-by-step explanation:

therefore, side = 8cm

perimeter = 4*8 = 32 cm

Answered by shubhamkumar8137

0

Answer:

perimeter of square =4*side

Area =side*side

64=8*8

perimeter=4*8=32cm

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