SOLUTION: how do I find the area of a square with one side is 4 1/2 ft and the width is also 4 1/2 ft?
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Question 141278: how do I find the area of a square with one side is 4 1/2 ft and the width is also 4 1/2 ft?
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(4 1/2)^2=(9/2)^2=81/4=20 1/4 ft^2
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Ed
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