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Area is the measure of how much space a flat shape or surface takes up. It's useful in practical situations because it tells you things like how much paint you'd need to cover a wall or how much material you'd need to make a model of a shape.
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L'area è la misura dell'estensione di una regione bidimensionale di uno spazio, ovvero la misura dell'estensione di una superficie.Come per le altre misure di natura geometrica, per la precisione si dovrebbe distinguere fra la regione bidimensionale (insieme di punti) e la sua area (valore numerico associato alla precedente). Spesso però nel parlare comune, ma anche in esposizioni scientifiche, il termine area e il termine superficie vengono usati indifferentemente.
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