tasha's bedroom is shaped like a square. The room has an area of 169 ft what is the length of one side of tasha's bedroom?

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6 0

A square has all the sides the same length so you'll have to find the square root of the area.
√169=13
13ft=length/width

erastova [34]3 years ago

5 0

The length of one side of Tasha's bedroom is 42.25 (or 42 1/4) ft

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