Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, December 25, 2010 at 8:40pm.
area= s^2
64=s^2
take the square root of EACH side.
A = s^2
64 = s^2
64 = 8 * 8
Note: I took the square root of 64 to get the answer. Each side is 8 inches long.
Take the square root of both sides
A=s^2
remember that a square all sides are the same therefore it is s*s or s^2
64=s^2
square root of 64=8
A=8*8
A=64
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