Math, asked by khushi92263, 1 year ago

what is the side of the square whose area is 36 sq cm

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Answered by dreamyy

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Area of square = side^2

36 = s^2

s = 6 cm

Answered by Anonymous

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hola mate....

here is ur answer...

hope this helps...

area of a square =side x side

36=side x side

side=6 cm

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