Asked by Thomas
The length of a side of square S1 is x, and the length of a side of square S2 is five times larger then the area as square S1, what is y in terms of x ?
please answer and explain
please answer and explain
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Anonymous
assuming y is the side of S2, then working with what you have written,
S1 = x^2
y = 5x^2
However, assuming you meant the area of S2 is 5x the area of S1, then y=sqrt(5)*
S1 = x^2
y = 5x^2
However, assuming you meant the area of S2 is 5x the area of S1, then y=sqrt(5)*
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