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If the are of a square is multiplied by 9, the area becomes 16 square inches. Find the length of the X side of the square.

If the are of a square is multiplied by 9, the area becomes 16 square inches. Find the length of the X side of the square.
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If the are of a square is multiplied by 9, the area becomes 16 square inches. Find the length of the X side of the square.

User Fernando Fradegrada
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X^2 = 16/9
X = 4/3

Length of X is 1 1/3 inches
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