Amina23 Amina23
  • 02-10-2014
  • Mathematics
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How are square roots related to the area of a square ?

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macio06 macio06
  • 02-10-2014
If we know that area of a square is [tex]A=a^2[/tex],
where a is one side
applying square roots we can find side knowing the area
a=[tex] \sqrt{A} [/tex]
where A is area of a square.
Its the relationship between square roots and area of a square.
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AL2006
AL2006 AL2006
  • 02-10-2014
If you have a square, then

-- Its area is the SQUARE of the length of its side,and

-- The length of its side is the SQUARE ROOT of its area.

That's where these numbers got the names 'square' and 'square root'.
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