NO! It's measured in cm2
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The question does not make sense because length cannot be measured in sq cm.
The area of a shape is always the unit squared.
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This question cannot be answered for two reasons. First: there cannot be a triangle whose area is 36.54 cm because area cannot be measured in cm. Area is a 2-dimensional concept: a centimetre is 1-dimensional. Second: Even if the area was given in appropriate units, the area of a triangle is not enough information to determine its perimeter.
With suitable use of the decimal point, any object can be measured in centimetres. Your palm is a few cm across. The length or height of a normal pet would be measured in cm. Peoples' height is measured in cm although they may be expressed in metres. Similarly, larger objects such as rooms may be measured in metres but, for precision, cm will be used.