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Answer:

Length (s) = 5 yards

Explanation:

Given information is,

→ Area (a) = 25 yd²

→ Length (s) = ?

Now we have to,

→ find the length of side of square.

Formula we use,

→ s² = Area of square

→ s² = a

Then the required length is,

→ s² = a

→ s² = 25

→ s = √(25)

→ [ s = 5 ]

Hence, the length is 5 yards.

User Martin Solac
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Answer:

5 yd

Explanation:

A square is a quadrilateral with 4 sides of equal length.

The area of a square is found by squaring one side length:


A=s^2 \quad \textsf{(where $s$ is the side length)}

Therefore, to find the side length of a square, simply square root its area:


\implies A=s^2


\implies √(A)=√(s^2)


\implies √(A)=s


\implies s=√(A)

Therefore, if the area of a square is 25 yd²:


\implies s=√(25)


\implies s=5\; \sf yd

User Leandro Matilla
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