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A 20 cm square is a shape with all four sides measuring 20 cm, creating a perfect square. It has an area of 400 square centimeters. In contrast, an 18 cm measurement could refer to either the length of a side of a square (which would have an area of 324 square centimeters) or the length of a rectangle. Visually, the 20 cm square appears larger than the 18 cm measurement, whether it’s a square or another shape.
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What does a square foot look like?
it looks like a square foot
Can a trapezoid look like a square?
No, it is either a trapezoid or a square.
What are some things that look like a square pyramid?
Things look like pyramid
What does a square number pattern look like?
Dare I say it? They look like squares!
What does a 2d square look like?
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What does a non-square rhombus look like?
its a rhombus that doesn't look like a square
What does the square sign look like?
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How big are Goannas?
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When you look at a cube from the side what does it look like?
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What is a square look like?
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