Oh, dude, drawing shapes with an area of 2 cm squared is like a walk in the park! Just grab a piece of paper, draw a square with sides of 2 cm each, or a rectangle with one side 2 cm and the other 1 cm. Boom, you've got yourself a 2 cm squared area shape! Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
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A rectangle with the area of 2cm squared could be:
2x1
4x0.5
8x0.25
10x0.2
16x0.125 etc
there are an infinite amount of possibilities
Yes an area problem must have an squared unit. Suppose: Find the area of a suare with side 8 cm. Thus, 8 squared will be 64cm. Your answer will be 64 squared cm.
Converting squared cm into regular cm does not make sense, one is an area and the other a linear length. But if you are referring to squared cm as an area and would like to find the side of a square which would enclose such area, then you can take the square root of the squared cm to get cm
A circle with radius 2.326 cm (approx) Various ellipses. A rectangle with sides 1 cm and 17 cm or with 2 cm and 8.5 cm or 3 cm and 5.667 cm etc or many other regular and irregular shapes.
Draw round one on some squared paper and add up the cm^2 inside the foot.
7292 = 531441 square cm