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Chapter 11: Q1. (page 425)

Tell what each letter represent in the formula.A=s2

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AisAreaofthesquare.srepresentthesideofthesquare.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

The given formula is,A=s2

02

Step 2. Concept  Used.

If s is the side of the square

Then, the area of the square is

A=(side)2

03

Step 3. Define the letters in the given formula.

Since the square root is a positive quantity

Therefore, they A represent the Area of the square and is the side of the square.

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