Which equation could represent "the area of a square as a function of a side"? A(s) = 2s A(s) = 4s A(s) = s2
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A square is a quadrilateral with 4 congruent sides
All the angles of a square = 90 degrees
The ares of a square is found by multiplying side by side
Ares = side x side
If the side is s
A = sxs
A = s²
Area as a function of side is written as:
A(s) = s²
All the angles of a square = 90 degrees
The ares of a square is found by multiplying side by side
Ares = side x side
If the side is s
A = sxs
A = s²
Area as a function of side is written as:
A(s) = s²
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A square is a quadrilateral with 4 congruent sides
All the angles of a square = 90 degrees
The ares of a square is found by multiplying side by side
Ares = side x side
If the side is s
A = sxs
A = s²
Area as a function of side is written as:
A(s) = s²
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