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Butoxors [25]
3 years ago
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Please help please !!!!!!! IF YOU KNOW THE ANSWER PLZ TYPE IT

Mathematics
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Kruka [31]3 years ago
4 0

Square

A square have equal side. If length of a side  be 'x' the area of the square is xx^{2}

1). If we know the length of a square and it is a whole number the, we easily determine the area of the square.To find the area of square take square of that number

2). If we get side length of the square it is whole number, the area should be a perfect square and it is more accurate.

3). If the square with area 45 sq units. then the side of the square is \sqrt{45}. It is not perfect.45 can be written as 3√5

So it is not a whole number, we get some decimal values

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