All sides would need to be 3m.
All 4 sides of a square are equal. 12/4 = 3
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There cannot be a 12m rectangle. A rectangle is a two dimensional object and so there must be two linear measures to describe it. Either there is measure of another length, for example a 12m x 8m rectangle. In that case the question is redundant. Or the 12m is intended as a measure of area and should actually have been 12 SQUARE metres. However, in that case, there are infinitely many possible solutions.
(12 m) x 12 m = 1,550.0031 sq feet
The lengths of the sides of a quadrilateral are not enough to determine its area since the shape is not rigid: it can be flexed.
Squares do not have a surface area. They simply have an area. This square's area is 144m^2
150cm - 12m = 138