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The side length of a square is (8-√10) inches long. What's the area of the square.

Mathematics

1 answer:

Sergio039 [100]3 years ago

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here .

length of square is (8-√10) inches

to find area of square

we know

are

area of square = (L) square

=(8-√10)square

=64+16√10+10 ( using the formula (a-b) square )

(a square -2ab+b square)

=74-16√10 (adding two numbers)

ANsWEr

therefore the answer will be 74-16√10

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