In conclusion, it is evident that the square will always have more area than the rectangle. Furthermore, the mathematical proof behind this is that: In a rectangle, we are removing a square number from the total area.

48 square units

Square Units are often confused with Unit Squares. A unit square is a square with sides measuring 1 unit, while square units is a unit of measurement.

So the area of each triangle is half of 18 square units, which is 9 square units. A triangle also has bases and corresponding heights. Any side of a triangle can be a base. Its corresponding height is the distance from the side chosen as the base to the opposite corner, measured at a right angle.

The area is always expressed in square units. The standard units that are generally used for measuring area are square centimeter and square meter.

We know, that square is a rectangle whose length and breadth are equal. In a square all four sides are equal. Therefore, area of a square = (side × side) square units = (side)2 square units.

A square is closed, two-dimensional shape with 4 equal sides. A square is a quadrilateral….Let’s learn!

1. A square has 4 sides and 4 vertices.
2. All the sides of a square are equal in length.
3. All interior angles are equal and right angles.
4. The sum of the all the interior angles is 360°.

We’ll help you out. The correct answer to the puzzle is 40 squares. That’s right: It’s not 8, 16, 24, 28 or 30, and we’ll tell you why.

A 3×3 square board has 14 squares, the smaller 9 plus 4 2×2’s plus 1 3×3 one.