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\sqrt[3]{24} + \sqrt[3]{81} - \sqrt[3]{192}
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Answered by rr0378737
4

Answer:Let S be the side length before the increase, the area A1 is given by

A1 = S 2

Let S + 2 the side after the increase, the area A2 is given by

A2 = (S + 2) 2

But A2 = A1 + 44, hence

A1 + 44 = (S + 2) 2

Substitute A1 by S 2 in the above equation.

S 2 + 44 = (S + 2) 2

Expand, group like terms and rewrite the equation as follows.

4 S = 40

Solve for S.

S = 10 feet.

As an exercise, find areas for S = 10 and for S = 12 and check the the difference is 44 feet 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by Dik24
8

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:Let S be the side length before the increase, the area A1 is given by

A1 = S 2

Let S + 2 the side after the increase, the area A2 is given by

A2 = (S + 2) 2

But A2 = A1 + 44, hence

A1 + 44 = (S + 2) 2

Substitute A1 by S 2 in the above equation.

S 2 + 44 = (S + 2) 2

Expand, group like terms and rewrite the equation as follows.

4 S = 40

Solve for S.

S = 10 feet.

As an exercise, find areas for S = 10 and for S = 12 and check the the difference is 44 feet 2

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