Math, asked by sophiecai1001, 9 months ago

Are the perimeter and side length of a square directly proportional quantities? Explain❤️

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Answered by Rudranil420

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The area of a square is its side length squared. Its ratio is s/s^2 or (1/s) where 's' is equal to its side length. It will always be proportional since the side length of a square will always be the square root of its area.

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