The only numbers I could think of would be 1, 2, and 4 because 4 is greater than 3 (2+1) and four times greater than 1 (2-1)
Apply the Pyth Thm twice:
diagonal of base is sqrt(4^2+6^2).
Then the length of diagonal AB is L = [sqrt(4^2+6^2)]^2 + [sqrt(1)]^2
Radius is normally used for a circle
in a circle, radius is the distance form the center of the circle to the outer edge of the circle
area=legnth times width or in square area=legnth times legneth
since this is a square and this is a math problem, we will assume that radius=1/2legnth so
if radius=16 then legnth =2 times 16=32
area=32 times 32=1042
area=1042 square cm or 1042 cm^2
Ok so, the quotient of a number y and 22, we would solve this problem like this... y:22, and y:22 is equal to 7/22, therefore, the quotient of a number y and 22 would be.
Yes, it is. if you end up getting 4.85239854285696357835482938339158989............................... you wouldn't want to measure out exactly that much.