Formula of square area
a = s²
thus, area of the first square could be written as s₁² and area of the second square could be written as s₂²
First, write an expression in the form of equation system
An expression for "The combined area of two squares is 45 square centimeters" is:
⇒ s₁² + s₂² = 45 <em>(first equation)</em>
An expression for "Each side of one square is twice as long as side of the other" is:
⇒ s₁ = 2s₂ <em>(second equation)</em>
Second, solve the equation system by substitution method.
⇒ We could substitute 2s₂ to s₁ (second equation) in the first equation in order to find the value of s₂
s₁² + s₂² = 45
(2s₂)² + s₂² = 45
(2²)(s₂)² + s₂² = 45
4s₂² + s₂² = 45
5s₂² = 45
s₂² = 45/5
s₂² = 9
s₂² = 3²
s₂ = 3
⇒ Substitute the value of s₂ to the second equation in order to find the value of s₁
s₁ = 2s₂
s₁ = 2(3)
s₁ = 6
The length of each side of the larger square is 6 centimeters
Answer:
B
C
D
Step-by-step explanation:
all have 4 n's and 4 -5's
You can take it apart. There are a top and bottom (both the same) right triangle. So you can find the area of that by multiplying 8*6 and divide by two. Then multiply by two because there are 2 triangles.
You are left with three rectangular sides: One 10x10, one 10x6, and one 10x8.
So your whole equation looks like this: A = 2[(8*6)/2]+(10*10)+(10*6)+(10*8)
Answer:
20000
Step-by-step explanation:
13000/.65=20000
