The only available option is to have some surface in rectangular shape for which you have a length and a width measured in meters. I have seen this on which shows a wrong square meter to meter conversion. The formula for the area of a square surface is:Īrea square = Side length x Side length = Side 2 lengthįor a square with the side measuring 1 meter we have an area:Ī = 1 meter x 1 meter = 1 x 1 meter x meter = 1 meter 2 = 1 square meterĮven though square meter can be reduced to meter by applying a square root, using the square root as a meter to square meter conversion formula is totally wrong. Square meter is the area of a square surface with each side measuring one meter in length. Square meter is the international measuring unit for surfaces (symbol “m 2“). Meter is the measuring international unit for length (symbol “m”). Let’s say loud and clear that there is no such thing as meter to square meter conversion. I am writing this article because I saw some aberrations regarding this meter to square meter conversion formula.
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