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What is the length of the sides of a square whose diagonal is 18 meters?
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Each side = sqrt (182 / 2) = sqrt (162) = 12.72792 metres
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If a square has sides which are 2 inches how many inches is the length of the diagonal?
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What is the length of a diagnal square with sides of length of 5?
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