Area and perimeter of a square
A square is drawn on a grid where each block is 1 cm². Read the side length off the grid, then work out the area in cm² and the perimeter in cm.
Both answers are needed, so the question checks that area and perimeter aren't mixed up.
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What changes each time
- Side lengths from 3 cm to 23 cm
- The square sits on a numbered grid, so the side can be read off the axes
- A new size every time
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