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The area of an n-sided regular polygon with length of side t is equal to:
nt2 / (4 tan(180 / n))
Taking a simple example, if a square (n = 4) has sides of 2 inches (t = 2):
4 x 22 / (4 tan (180 / 4)) = 4
Therefore, the area of a square with 2 inch sides is 4 inches. Upon completion of the sum, don't forget to include the units of measure at the end.
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