How To Find The Area Of A Square With Sides 2 Cm Long?
Answer:
You calculate the area of a square by multiplying its height by its thickness, obviously with a square both these measurements are the same, contained by your case 2 cm.
Your answer therefore is equal to 2 cm x 2 cm which is equal to 4 square cm. Your answer
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