What is the formula for calculating square meter into a meter?

Answer 1

Technically, there is no way to answer your question as it is written. However, I will explain what a square metre is and how to calculate the area of an object.

A square metre is the product of length and width (length times width) - this works for a shape like a square or rectangle; another way to calculate area is to sum the length of all sides (add all the lengths).

If you have a square-shaped object that is 3 metres long on all four sides, you would calculate its area by multiplying 3x3 (length of 3m x width of 3m) = 9m2 (9m squared). Another way to calculate/write this equation (3x3) is 32 (3 squared).

If you have an object that is 9m2 (9 square metres) and you want to find the length of one of its sides, assuming the object is a square, you would find the square root of the area. The square root of 9 is 3. This is written as . Therefore, if you have a square-shaped object with an area of 9 square metres, you can calculate that each side must be 3 metres in length; remember, all sides of a square are equal in length.