Its length in meters times its width in meters is its square area in meters.
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length times widthMeasure the length and the width in metres and then multiply both
Yes, but later you would have to do all the work again to change it to different measurements and it would take longer.
Zero, null, nada Square feet is unit of measurement for area Meter is a linear measurement so.... if you meant how many square feet in a square meter, then you need to do a conversion from SAE to metric, this is most likely homework and its in your book somewhere. so heres how you do it i= number of inches in one meter ((i)(i))/((12)(12)) so its number of inches in one meter times the number of inches in one meter This tells you how many square inches are in a square meter Next we need to know how many square inches are in a square foot 12 inches per foot 144 square inches per square foot (12 times 12)(foot times foot) so now take your first product: i times i and divide it by 144, it should be around nine. I just realized I made that way more complicated than it has to be, but you should do some of your own work anyhow
I would start with the largest possible rectangle. What's left should be a collection of triangles.
Well, darling, 1 square meter is a unit of area, not length. It's like asking how many apples are in an orange - it just doesn't work that way. So, to answer your question, there are zero meters in 1 square meter because they measure different things.