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A unit of measurement can't help you find the surface area. You must do that on
your own, using whatever method and equipment seem most appropriate for the
situation. After you've found the surface area, THEN you decide which unit of
measurement to use to describe it. You should select the unit that produces the
most convenient number ... the number that's easiest to write down, remember,
tell other people about, and spot a mistake if you write it incorrectly. Whatever
unit you choose, it will always be the square of a length unit.

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