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Find the area of a square with diagonals of length 9root2


User Aligray
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Answer:


A=162

Explanation:

The are of a square is
A=a^(2) so 9 root 2 is
9√(2) since the formula says that a need to be squared so we need to square 9 root 2
(9√(2))^(2) which would be
162 or another way would be to turn 9 root 2 into a decimal
9√(2) = 12.727292206...then you would square that number just like we did in the first example
(12.7272206)^(2) which would give you
161.98 then all you have to do is round to the nearest tent then you would get
162 as an answer

i would agree that this step requires to much work so just stick with the first way to do it.

thank you for waiting for this answers i hope it helps a lot i went into details to make sure that you understand if you still don't get it just post another question ill be more than happy to help you out.

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