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Makovka662 [10]
2 years ago
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Question 6 (1 point) Mrs. Sullivan wants to make a square tablecloth for her dining room table. She has 400 ft? of fabric. What

are the possible side lengths of the tablecloth? A. 11 ft x 11 ft B. 11 ft x 2 ft C. 60.5 ft x 2 ft D. 60.5 ft x 60.5 ft​
Mathematics
1 answer:
Pie2 years ago
5 0

The required possible side length of the tablecloth is 11ft x 11ft.

<h3>What is the square?</h3>

A square is for sided regular polygon, where the length of all sides is identical and the angle between the adjacent side is 90°.

Given the following parameters

Area of fabric =121 ft² of fabric.

She wants to make a square tablecloth for her dining room table.\

Area of the square = a²

121 = a²

a = √121

a = 11 ft

Thus, the required possible side length of the tablecloth is 11ft x 11ft.

Learn more about square here: brainly.com/question/1658516

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