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Now, we shall find the area of a square.
 
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Let us consider a square ABCD with sides of length a units.
 
Since the length and breadth of the square are equal. Then, the area of the square ABCD is given by:
Area of the square = Product of side and side
A=a \times a sq. \ units
 
Therefore, the area of the square is a \times a \ sq. units.
Example:
1. Let the side of a square be 8 \ cm. Find the area of the square.
 
Solution:
 
Side of a square, a=8 \ cm.
 
Area of the square = Product of side and side
 
Area, A=a \times a \ sq. units
 
Substituting the known values in the formula, we have:
 
A=8 \times 8 \ sq. cm
 
A=64 \ sq. cm
 
Thus, the area of the square is 64 sq. \ cm.