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1 year ago

Sla square field has an area of 12,382m², calculate it's side length. show your work

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shepuryov [24]1 year ago

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Answer:

side = 111.274........

Explanation:

area of square = side × side

means we're finding area by finding square of side.

now, we're finding side. so, we'll do the opposite of square, which means square root.

$side = \sqrt{area}$

so,

$side = \sqrt{12382}$

side = 111.274........

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