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A square has sides whose lengths are equal, so you can't have a square that is length 6 and width 3. That's a rectangle, not a square.

Also, we need to know what units the "6" and "3" are in. I'm guessing cm, but if they're in miles or fathoms then my maths is going to be way out.

So to get the area of a rectangle (or indeed a square) you just multiply the lengths of the sides together. In this case that's 3 times 6. If the 3 and 6 are in cm then the answer will automatically be in cm2.

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