Answer:
Leaving it in Radical form
Step-by-step explanation:
You cannot write out the entire real decimal without having to round because it is a never ending decimal like pi. If you are looking to type it into a calculator then radical form is best. However, if you are looking to add it to a decimal then converting to a decimal to show your work would be better than showing a radical.
It is <em>1/100 . It is simple </em>
Answer 1a 18 1b 36 1c 648
1a : if you look at the shape you will see its made of squares. I counted the squares, its 18.
1b : one side is 6 in. since its a square all sides are equal. so multiply 6 by 6 to get 36.
1c : this one is easy. We take the number of squares across the surface (18) by the area of each square (36) it is 648.
Also sorry I didn't make this clearer earlier.
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