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You ONLY multiply the length and width, which is the two sides that aren't the same. If you can't figure it out, multiply one side by 2 and the other side by two, and add those products together to get the area.

Here is the formula for area and perimeter:

Area: L x W

Perimeter: 2L +2W

Good luck with your math hmwk!

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