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Multiply the length times the width, for example if l=5 and w=6, the area would be 30.

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What sort of figure? The first answer is correct only for the rectangle (though the answer should be 30 square units), but not for any other geometrical plane figure such as the circle or triangle.

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Q: How do you find the Area of a figure?
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