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A square has a length of 5x and a width of 2y. If y = 5, find the area of the square.
3 years ago

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DrBob222
Area = length x width
length = 5x
width = 2y = 2*5 = 10
Area = 5x*10 = 50x
3 years ago
mathhelper
But you said it was a square and its width is 2y.
so the area is 4y^2
when y = 5, the area = 4(25) = 100 square units.

Go with DrBob222 if your figure was a rectangle
3 years ago
DrBob222
AHH! So I guess x = 2 and 50x = 100. I just didn't see it was a square. So much for reading a problem carefully.
3 years ago

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