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2 years ago

the 3 squares side lengths are 2 2/3 , 5 inches , 7.7 inches. complete the equation for each of the squares shown.

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olga2289 [7]2 years ago

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The areas of the squares are 7 1/9 square inches, 25 square inches and 59.29 square inches

<h3>How to complete the equation for each of the squares?</h3>

The side lengths of the squares are given as:

Length = 2 2/3 inches, 5 inches and 7.7 inches

The area of a square is calculated as

Area = Length^2

Substitute Length = 2 2/3 inches, 5 inches and 7.7 inches in the above formula

So, we have

Area = (2 2/3)^2 = 7 1/9 square inches

Area = 5^2 = 25 square inches

Area = (7.7)^2 = 59.29 square inches

Hence, the areas of the squares are 7 1/9 square inches, 25 square inches and 59.29 square inches

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