Area of Square
Area is the region
covered by the plane figure. A square is a four sided plane figure having its all
sides equal and each angle 90°. Area of square is measured by the product of
its length and length i.e. length square.
Let ABCD be a square
and it is divided into unit squares of side 1cm each and hence the area of each
square is 1 cm2.
Now,
Area of the square
ABCD = Total number of square boxes within the square ABCD.
= No.
of squares along horizontal length × No. of squares along vertical breadth
= 3 × 3
= 9
Since each square
box have the area 1 cm2
Area of the square
ABCD = 9 × 1 cm2
= 9 cm2
∴
Area of a square = length (l) × length (l) = l × l = l2
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Area of square in terms of diagonal
Diagonals of a square
are equal and they bisect to each other at 90°. Let ABCD be the square and AC
and BD are diagonals (d). Since diagonals are equal and they bisect to each
other at 90°
Note: Area is measured in square units. For
example cm2, mm2, m2 etc. are the units of
area.
Workout Examples
Example 1: Find the area of the given plane
figure.
Solution:
Here,
The
given figure the square of length(l) = 6cm
Area
of square = l2
=
(6cm)2
=
36cm2
Example 2: Find the area of the given square.
Example 3: If the perimeter of a square garden
is 160m, find its area and cost of paving its floor at Rs 200 per square meter.
Solution:
Here,
Perimeter
of square garden = 160m
i.e. 4l = 160m
or, l = 160/4
or, l = 40m
∴ Area of
square = l2
= (40m)2
= 1600m2
Rate
of paving floor = Rs. 200/m2
∴ Cost
of paving = Rate × Area
= Rs. 200 × 1600
= Rs. 320000
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