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30 April, 19:00

the combined area of two squares is 45 square centimetres each side is twice as long as a side of the other square what length of each side of the larger square

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  1. 30 April, 19:03
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    Let the side of one square be x. Area = x*x = x²

    Then the side of other square would be 2x, Area = 2x*2x = 4x²

    Combined area = x² + 4x² = 5x²

    This combined area = 45 cm²

    you simplify

    Therefore 5x² = 45 Divide both sides by 5

    x² = 45/5

    x² = 9 Take square root of both sides

    x = √9

    x = 3

    Length of larger square is 2x = 2*3 = 6 cm

    Length of larger square = 6cm
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