Why is area defined the way it is?

Why is area defined the way it is?

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What do you mean? "Area" is just the word representing the definition

Idk why is it measured like it is

Why wouldn't it be?

because it's run by someone who will send you to die if it means I am displeased with your presence for a moment. They believe it, it's only their minions don't.

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Because it's physically meaningful and helps engineers get what we want.

>le engineer "because its useful" justification

Do you have a better answer?

>Why is area defined the way it is?
You mean the Lebesgue measure?
That seems obvious.

it's purpose is to determine if something can 'fit' inside another thing in 2D