Question

Find the side length of a square with the given area.

49 ft2

A.
2401 ft

B.
343 ft

C.
49 ft

D.
7 ft
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Answer 1

The area of a square is:

\(A = s^2\)

Where 's' is the side.

So plug in 49:

\(49 = s^2\)

Now we find the square root of both sides:

\(s = \sqrt{49}\)

Answer 2

So what's the square root of 49?

Answer 3

I don't understand :(

Answer 4

Just find the square root of 49.

Answer 5

let me try

Answer 6

\(\sqrt{49}\)

Answer 7

7

Answer 8

Yes, that's correcct.

Answer 9

Yes, 7 is your answer.

Answer 10

This is the formula for the Area of a circle:

\(A = s^2\)

To find the side length, we plug in the Area and solve for 's':

\(49 = s^2\)

Now we have to get rid of the exponent of 2, and to do that we find the square root of both sides, giving us:

\(s = \sqrt{49}\)

Answer 11

Because if you multiply 7 to itself, you get 49.

Answer 12

thx