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  • 04-06-2019
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The area of a square is A = s?, where s is the length of one side of the square. What is the side length s for each square?

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altavistard
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  • 04-06-2019

Answer:

s = +√A

Step-by-step explanation:

Start with the area formula, A = s².  Solve this for the side length, s, as follows:

s = +√A

In words, if you're given the area of a square, find the square root of this area to determine the side length.

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