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If a figure has a length and width that are the measured in meters, what would be the units for the area of the figure

If a figure has a length and width that are the measured in meters, what would be the units for the area of the figure
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If a figure has a length and width that are the measured in meters, what would be the units for the area of the figure

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Answer:

metre squared (m²)

Explanation:

metre×metre=metre squared (m²)

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