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Well, darling, to draw a square with an area of 9 sq cm, each side would have to be 3 cm in length. So grab your ruler, draw four sides that are 3 cm each, and voilà, you've got yourself a 9 sq cm square. Just make sure those sides are straighter than my martini! Cheers!

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A square has all sides the same lenght. This gives us that the area, A, equals two of the sides multiplied together: A=s*s, or A=s2

The area is given as 9 cm2.

s = (sqrt)9

s=3 cm or s = -3 cm.

Since a length of a square can never be negative, the solution is the positive root of 9 cm2, which is 3 cm.

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