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Answer:

11, square with side length of 11 units

Explanation:

We know that to find the area of a triangle you follow this formula :


1/2bh

The area of this triangle is 121 ( 22 * 11 * .5)

And we know that the formula for the area of a square is


length * width

We also know that all sides of a square are the same length, so we can use the equation of


Length^2 =area

We can now substitute the area of the triangle in for the area of the square.


Length^2 =121

Find the square root of both sides


√(length^2) = √(121)

Simplify


length=11

User Parker
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find the area A=b*h/2

bases=11

height=23

A=11*23/2

A=126.5 square unit

User Praxeolitic
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