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Get the measurements for the top and side an multiply to get the area and then I believe you can get the area of the rectangle

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I would tell them they need to add the numbers

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I would tell them to add all the sides of the rectangle and put it into square meters.

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meger it in all sides

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multiply the base times the hight

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Add the sides and write square meters

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you would have to multiply the numbers (area) inside of the rectangle.

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You need to multiply both numbers that are given and then you get your answer

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I would say you have to multiply the length by the width. :) Don't forget to say squared. example: 40 ft. sq.

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To find the area of a rectangle you have to multiply the bottom and the side of the rectangle to fine out the area.

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I would tell them the would have to multiply all the sides. :)

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it is going to be doubled tripled or more then the answer will be squared

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you would have to multiply the both number.that is your area for a rectangle.

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You would have to times both sides of the rectangle to find out the area. Also after you get your answer that will be square feet or square miles.

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i would say to multiply the mesurment of the bottom and the side and once you get your answer make it squared.

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they have to find how much sqft it is by mutilplying the base and sides of the rectangle

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What would you tell someone who is trying to find the area of a rectangle?

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What would you tell someone who is trying to find the area of a rectangle?