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Using a graphing paper,
1. Draw a square which is 11 units on each side and showing the number of square units enclosed.

2. Determine the perimeter by counting the linear units along the outline of the square; and the area by counting the square units enclosed within the outline of the square.

3. Draw any rectangle and indicate its length and width.

4. Determine the perimeter and the area of your rectangle by counting the linear units along its outline and the square units within the outline of the rectangle.

5. Write the relationship between the length of a square and its perimeter and also its area.​

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