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Nancy keeps the feed for the chickens in a large square bin. The base of the bin is square and has an area of 16 900 cm². What i

s the length of the base?

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Nikolay [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

area= l×b or b^2 or l^2 = 16900

to get one side length of the square take root of area i.e

$\sqrt{16900}$

=130 cm is length of the base

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