Arthur D. answered • 02/21/20
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A=s^2 for a square
15.55=s^2
√s^2=√15.55
s=3.9433488 inches
s=3.9 inches
Jason R.
asked • 02/21/20How do i solve this ?
If the area of a square is 15.55 
, the measure of each side of the square is in. Round your answer to the nearest tenth if necessary.
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David W.
Also, note that if the area of the square is a little less than 16, then the length of a side is a little less than 4.02/21/20