does a 5x5cm square have a greater area than a 9x1 rectangle

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A 5cm by 5 cm square has an area of 25cm2, while a 9cm by 1cm rectangle has a smaller area of 9cm2, which is, of course, less than the area of the square. The rectangle has the same area as a 3cm by 3cm square.

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