First of all, it depends on the shape - whether it is a circle (radius = 3.385 m), a triangle, quadrilateral, etc. There are infinitely many possible shapes.
If you narrow it down to a rectangle, there are infinitely many possibilities. The only thing you can say is that its length (which is the longer of the two dimensions) will be at least 6 m.
Suppose the length is L metres where L ≥ 6 metres.
Let W = 36/L metres.
Then L*W = L*(36/L) = 36 sq metres.
Since there are infinitely many values of L, there are infinitely many measures for a rectangle with an area of 36 sq metres.
Similarly, there are infinitely many possible dimensions for all other irregular polygons.
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No, because the size of the carpet Is 36 square meters.
There are two possible answers to the question which stem from ambiguity in the way the language is used. A 36 cm square is usually a square measuring 36 cm along each side. Consequently, the answer is in the question: the length is 36 cm. However, it could also refer to a square whose area is 36 square cm. This would legitimately be written as 36 cm2 and so read as 36 cm square! The length of the sides of such a square would be sqrt(36) cm = 6 cm.
81 square feet.
The square root of -36 is 6 i
The negative square of 36 is -(36*36) = -1296. It is rational.