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Answered by NITESH761
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Step-by-step explanation:

Area of a square —  \rm (side)^2

\rm \dfrac{4}{49} = s^2

\rm s= \sqrt{\dfrac{4}{49} }

\rm s= \dfrac{2}{7}

Side of the square is  \dfrac{2}{7} \: cm

Answered by royupen37
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 \frac{2}{7} cm

is the answer

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