Squares have equal side lengths, so that is why the question is only asking for one side length.
The area of a square is calculated using the formula s^2, where s stands for a side of the square.
To find the length of one side of the park, you can take the given area (3,600 m^2) and square root it. This would give you the length of one side of the square park.
√3,600 = 60
The length of one side of the park is 60 meters.
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If the pattern starts off with 5 going to 10, then that would be multiplying by 2. Then, from 10 to 30 would be multiplying by 3. From 30 to 60 would be 2, and 60 to 180 would be 3. So, the pattern is multiply by 2, then multiply by 3, then by 2, then by 3, and so on. So, if we multiply 180 by 2, we get 360, the answer.
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I’m pretty sure it is B or C
The length of the line segment is 3.
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