Question

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The area of a rectangle can be found using the fromula A=Lw. the area of a square is based on the same concept exept that the sides of a square are equal. use the variable "s" to represent the length of the side of a square. write an area fromula for a square, and solve the equation for "s"

Answer 1

Formula is A=L*w

Answer 2

\[s^2\]

Answer 3

\[s=\sqrt{A}\]

Answer 4

well just put L=w and you'll have area= l*l=l^2

Answer 5

\[S=L*L = L^2\]

Answer 6

now what

Answer 7

that's it

Answer 8

A=lw ---> L=w ---> A=l*l=L^2---> S=L*L=L^2

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

A=L*W
that is a good start
a square has equal sides so its L and W are equal

use the variable "s" to represent the length of the side of a square.
so they want you to use s for L and for W:
A= s*s or
A= s^2

Now they want
solve the equation for "s"