The square metre, symbolized by "m²", is the SI unit of area and represents a square with a side length of one metre. The square meter is probably the best known and most widely used unit of area and plays a central role in many everyday, industrial and scientific contexts.
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Use of the square meter:
- Construction: In the construction of buildings, houses or other structures, the square meter is used to describe the size of rooms, lots or building facades.
- Living space: In real estate advertisements or rental contracts, the living space is given in square meters.
- Trade: Carpets, floor coverings or wallpaper are often sold by the square meter.
- Sport: The size of sports fields, such as soccer pitches, is often given in square meters.
- Science: In various scientific contexts, especially in geography, biology or physics, the square meter is used to measure areas.
Conversion to other area units:
- Square kilometer (km²): One square meter is equal to 0.000001.
- Hectare (ha): One square meter corresponds to 0.0001.
- Ar: One square meter equals 0.01.
- Square decimeter (dm²): One square meter is equal to 100 dm².
- Square centimeter (cm²): One square meter is equal to 10,000 cm².
- Squaremillimeter (mm²): One square meter is equal to 1,000,000 mm².
Due to its clear relationship to other area units and its intuitive size, it is the preferred unit for describing areas in a variety of applications. Its conversion to other area units is direct and straightforward.
Surfaces
- Acre
- Ar
- Hectare
- Hectares in square kilometers
- Square centimeter
- Square centimeters in square meters
- Square decimeter
- Square feet
- Square inch
- Square kilometer
- Square meter
- Square meters in ar
- Square meters in hectares
- Square meters in square kilometers
- Square mile
- Square millimeter
- Square millimeters in square centimeters
- Square yard
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