If the area of a square is represented by the formula a = s2, and the area a = 64 sq cm (square centimeters), what is the side s of the square?

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Max

29 August, 13:17

If the area of a square is represented by the formula a = s2, and the area a = 64 sq cm (square centimeters), what is the side s of the square?

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Mccarthy · Answer 1

S = 32 because s2 means, side x 2. So 32 x 2 = 64.

Miles Wolf · Answer 2

Answer: S=8

Step-by-step explanation:

In the actual question s2 is supposed to mean S squared so it would read A=S squared and the area is A=64 sq cm so 8 squared is 64 this the answer is S=8