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2 years ago

James completely covered a square poster board using 68.2 inches with an exponent of 2.of cardstock. Which measurement is

Mathematics

1 answer:

mash [69]2 years ago

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Answer:

A. 34in

Step-by-step explanation:

If James completely covered a square poster board using 68.2 inches with an exponent of 2, the the total perimeter of the square will be;

P = 2(68.2) = 136.4in

Since the perimeter of a square is expressed as:

P = 4L

136.4 = 4L

L = 136.4/4

L = 34.1in

Hence the measurement of one side of the square poster is closest to 34in

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