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What is the area of a square with sides measuring 3 inches on each side?
Area of the square = 9 square inchesArea = side * side= 3 inches * 3 inches= 9 square inches
What is the area of a triangle with sides measuring 26 inches 26 inches and 17 inches?
A triangle with side a: 26, side b: 26, and side c: 17 inches has an area of 208.86 square inches.
What is the perimeter of a square with a side measuring eleven and a half inches?
What is the perimeter of a square with a side measuring eleven and a half inches?
What is the area of a pan measuring 12 inches by 9 inches?
To get the area of a square (including rectangles), multiply side (12) x side (9), which equals 108 inches.
What is a square inch?
A square inch is a unit of measurement of an area. It is the area contained in a square, the four sides of which are each exactly one inch long. But an area containing one square inch does not have to be square, or even four-sided. It could be a circle, a triangle, a rectangle, a pentagon, an irregular polygon, or even a 'blob.' The only issue is the area contained in the figure. A Note on Terminology: There is a difference between 'one square inch' and 'one inch square.' Although the area is the same, the shape in the latter is indeed a square -- a square measuring one inch on each side. 'Two square inches' is definitely different from 'two inches square.' 'Two inches square' is a square measuring two inches on each side. A square measuring two inches on each side contains four square inches.
