Question

how do you find the area of a square?

Answer 1

\[A=a^2\]

Answer 2

i forgot sme stuff about area ;-;

Answer 3

It's not from google-
It's an equation?

Answer 4

How will it not be on google?

Answer 5

how do you find the area of a square?

just count the sides of the square from it

Answer 6

length times width

Answer 7

ok, thank you all

Answer 8

im pretty sure das correct-

Answer 9

then what type of square

Answer 10

ummm, ty?

Answer 11

In a square, the two sides are equivalent, A = s^2

Answer 12

0-0

Answer 13

LxW

Answer 14

i can just search it up???

Answer 15

so, basicly, you just multiply all sides?

Answer 16

Yeah and if you interpret it now as "s * l" in the future it'd be difficult for you to change that habit. for example if you were doing related rates with derivatives in the future, you'd need to use a = s^2

Answer 17

so, i just multiply all sides?

Answer 18

one side, squared

take one of the sides and multiply it by itself

Answer 19

ok..?

Answer 20

ok, got it, ty all so much

Answer 21

np

Answer 22

have a good day

Answer 23

i will now close this, and finish my homework

Answer 24

i may still have more questions tho