2. A square window has an area of 788 in2.

1 answer:

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PART A:
1) plug in values given to you in the area formula: A=b^2--> 788=s^2
2) solve for x: x=28.071

PART B:
1) find he perimeter formula of a square: P=4s s being a side
2) plug in the value you got for part a as s: P=4(28.071) therefore, P=112.285

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