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Find the area of a square with the given length of its side.

3 1/2a^3

User Philip Yoo
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Answer:


A=(12(1)/(4))(a^(6))\ units^2

Explanation:

we know that

The area of a square is equal to


A=b^(2)

where

b is the length side of the square

In this problem we have


b=(3(1)/(2))a^(3)\ units

Convert mixed number to an improper fraction


3(1)/(2)=(3*2+1)/(2)=(7)/(2)

substitute


b=(7)/(2)a^(3)\ units

substitute in the formula of area


A=((7)/(2)a^(3))^(2)


A=((7)/(2))^2(a^(3))^(2)


A=((49)/(4))(a^(3*2))


A=((49)/(4))(a^(6))\ units^2

Convert 49/4 to mixed number


(49)/(4)=(48)/(4)+(1)/(4)=12(1)/(4)

substitute


A=(12(1)/(4))(a^(6))\ units^2

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