Perimeters and Areas of Squares
The perimeter of a square is the distance around it, found by multiplying one side by 4. The area is the space inside, found by multiplying a side by itself. Both come from the same single measurement, which is what makes squares the easiest shape to work with.
Perimeters and Areas of Squares, Example 2:
Exercises for Perimeters and Areas of Squares
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