Could someone help me answer this question?

The area of a square varies directly with the square's side length. If the area of a square with side length of 6.4 in. is 40.96 in.2, what is the area of a square with a side length of 7.96 in.?

I know the start should be ks^2 but I'm stuck :/

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Could someone help me answer this question?

The area of a square varies directly with the square's side length.  If the area of a square with side length of 6.4 in. is 40.96 in.2, what is the area of a square with a side length of 7.96 in.?

I know the start should be ks^2 but I'm stuck :/

anonymous · Answer

Area = x*x where x is the side of the square. so, just use this formula to find the area

lifeisadangerousgame · Answer

It has to be a quadratic variation

andrewkaiser333 · Answer

the answer is 63.3616

andrewkaiser333 · Answer

or am i wrong i am trying to remember so yeah i might be wrong

lifeisadangerousgame · Answer

Nope, that's right, thank you!

andrewkaiser333 · Answer

welcome

andrewkaiser333 · Answer

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