Math, asked by Usernameis1984, 6 months ago

The length of a square is 5cm Calculate its area

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Answered by Prayask807

1

Answer:

Area=Side ×Side

Area=5cm×5cm=25cmsquare

Answered by lasyasampada

0

Answer:

25

Step-by-step explanation:

area of a square is side^2

5×5=25

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