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the area of square whose perimeter is 48 m

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Answered by Dancer23
32
In a square, all of the side lengths are congruent.

The perimeter of a square is the sum of the sides. We can express this in an equation.
P=4s
Where P=perimeter and s=side length

Now, substitute 48 for P and solve for s.
48=4s
48/s=4s/4
12=s

Now that we know the side lengths, we can calculate the area.

The area of a square is equal to the length multiplied by the width.Since the length and width are both 12, then we will multiply 12 by itself.

12*12=144

The area of a square with the perimeter of 48m is 144m^2.
Answered by priyasarkar81607
17

Answer:

side of the square = perimeter _4=48_4=12 m

area of the square = side× side

=12×12= 144m^2

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