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The perimeter of a square = 4s
Area of a square = `s xx s`
Perimeter of a rectangle = `2 (l + b)`
Area of a rectangle = `l xx b`
The side of a square is `12.5x` m. Find the area of a square, when x = 2.

A

`1/4` sq.m

B

`1/16`

C

`1/8`

D

`1/64`sq.m

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