What is the area of a square with lengths of 7 inches

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❖ The area of a square with lengths of 7 inches is 49 inches.

In a square, all sides are equal so if one side is 7 inches, the rest of the sides are 7 inches. You multiply 7 x 7 because you only need 2 sides to find the area because the area of a square is l x w. (If another sides length is stated, that is the length that you will use.

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A = 49 in^2

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the area of a square, we multiply side * side

A = s^2

A = 7^2

A = 49 in^2

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