The length of one side of a square is square-root 86cm. What is the area of the square? A. 7396 cm2 B. 43 cm2 C. 172 cm2 D. 86 cm2
@Whitemonsterbunny17
yes
\[s=\sqrt{86}\] \[A=s^{2}\] so the area would be \[(\sqrt{86})^{2}\]
which is *not* B...
no...\[(\sqrt{a})^{2}=a\]
i actually ment 2 say times 4 but ok
so its c?
a simple yes or no sil do... i really have to finish this assighnment
will not sil
it is not c.
im not good woth letter math.... so is it a or d?
i ment with not woth
so is it A. or D.
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i'll help you understand it, but i won't give you the answer...
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Okay, okay. I don't know how to do this kind of math, so I can't help you, but.... @mtbender74 and @surjithayer please be a little bit more descriptive, and go thoroughly through the steps with her. And also, kindness is a key. Be kind, and be helpful. Bunnies is out!!! (and watching) *^o^* /) /) O( ^.^)o *:・゚✧.゚・*:・゚✧.゚・* C(")(") ☁☁☁☁☁☁☁☁☁☁☁☁☁☁
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no1 named @serjithayer was in here
i'm always willing to take people through the steps, but if they don't understand what i said, i need to know where they are lost. if they want to know *how* to do the problem, i'll spend as long as it takes to get them to understand, but if they are simply looking for me to give them the answer, i won't... that being said, do you still want my help @sissyedgar
yes i do
ok...so first things first...do you understand what square roots are?
yes
so \[\sqrt{9}=3\] since (3)(3)=9
so if we looked at \[(\sqrt{9})^{2}\]that would be \[(\sqrt{9})^{2}=(3)^{2}=9\] still with me?
how do u type square root in the chat. kinda off subject i know but it is really cool
yes i am
you can use the equation button...or once you know how they are built, you can type them in directly :)
so what we have is that the square of the square root of any number is just the number...in other words \[(\sqrt{a})^{2} = a\] regardless of the value of a
ok i really need to go because my mother is saying i need to hurry up and finish so we can go!!!
well...provided a is not negative...but don't worry about that
what the problem said is that the side of the square is \[s=\sqrt{86}\]
the formula for the area of a square is \[A=s^{2}\]
srry i will come bk n get the answer but i have to go now
so, the area of the square is \[A=(\sqrt{86})^{2}\]
now, using the fact that \[(\sqrt{a})^{2}=a\], what do we have?
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