Question

final question

Answer 1

@Thatawayz

Answer 2

is this a form of pattern?

Answer 3

yes, but i couldnt find any patter within the side lengths thats what i am stuck on

Answer 4

ah, i see, give me a moment while i take a look at it

Answer 5

take your time

Answer 6

Can you notice a pattern in the areas of the squares?

Answer 7

See.. 1 = 1^2, 16 = 4^2, 49 = 7^2, 100 = 10^2

Answer 8

1, 16, 49, 100

160, 499, 1000

Answer 9

perhaps?

Answer 10

What is basically happening is that ... since you know the area of the squares .. you can find out the side...

Answer 11

So, I have the sides as: 1, 4, 7, 10... Notice that this is an AP with a common difference = 3

Answer 12

vishwesh, i did not see that, an excellent observation

Answer 13

:) Thanks... Now, can you figure out the side of the next square?

Answer 14

the way compare the side lenghts i think its diameter @Thatawayz @leonardo0430

Answer 15

so the following shapes area would be 169, side length of 13

Answer 16

bingo

Answer 17

Great!!

Answer 18

or ding ding dsing

Answer 19

oh ok thank you both @Thatawayz and @vishweshshrimali5 you saved me some stress thanks :)

Answer 20

Glad to be of help :)

Answer 21

No problem