Raymond B. answered • 09/30/20
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11x11 = 121 sq. in.
242 = x^2
x = sqr242 = 11sqr2 = 15.56 inches
Tim D.
asked • 09/30/20. Determine to two decimal places the dimensions of the square (in inches) that has twice the area of this square.
Let's say we have a square whose sides all measure 11 inches. Determine to two decimal places the dimensions of the square (in inches) that has twice the area of this square.
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