Math, asked by Lokita1426, 8 months ago

The area of square whose side is 4X^2m. Is

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Answered by Charizard13

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Answer:

Area of square = s×s

= 4x^2×4x^2

=16x^4

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Answered by careereducation163

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Step-by-step explanation:

it may be 4X^2 ×2 = 16X^4m

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