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2 years ago

Find the approximate side length of a square game board with an area of 184 in2

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andrey2020 [161]2 years ago

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The approximate side length of a square game board with an

area of 184 in^2 is 14 inches

<h3>Area of a square</h3>

The formula for calculating the area of a square is expressed as;

A = l^2

where

l is the side length of a square

Given the following parameters

A = 184 square inches

Substitute

184 l^2

l = √184

l = 13.56

Hence the approximate side length of a square game board with an

area of 184 in^2 is 14 inches

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