The area of a square is 160x^5y^2. What is the length of one side?

1 answer:

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Formula of area of square
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Area of square = Length x Length
Area of square = Length2

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Given information
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Area of square = $160x^5y^2$

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Find length
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$length^2 = 160x^5y^2$
$length = \sqrt{160x^5y^2}$
$length = 4y\sqrt{10x^5}$

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$\Longrightarrow \ Answer: \boxed {\boxed{ 4y\sqrt{10x^5} }}
$
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