Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the formula for the area of a square is A = x^2, where x is the side length, x = √A.
If A = 64 square units, the side length is √64 units (8 units)
If A = 36 square units, that length is √36 units (6 units)
The side length of one side of the square given its area is 8[tex]n^{6}[/tex] units.
A square is a four sided shape that has four sides with equal lengths. A sqaure has two diagonals of equal length.
The area of a squrare = length²
Given the area, in order to determine the side length, find the square root of the area.
√64[tex]n^{36}[/tex] = 8[tex]n^{6}[/tex] units.
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