Question

Suma drew a square. Seema drew a square whose side are twice the sides of the square of suma. the area of seema's square is 576 sq.cm . what is the length of one side of suma's square ?

Answer 1

Given :-

Length Seema's square's side = twice the length of Suma's square's side

Area of Seema's square = 576 sq.cm

Length of each side of Seema's square :-

$= \frac{576}{4}$

$\color{orchid} = 144 \: cm$

Which means that the length of each side of Seema's square is 144 cm .

The length of the side of square drawn my Suma :-

= half the measure of the side of square drawn by Seema , which is :-

$= \frac{144}{2}$

$\color{orchid} = 72 \: cm$

Therefore , the length of one side of Suma's square is 72 cm .