How many feet across is 55 sq feet?

Answer 1

The area of a shape is not sufficient information.

It does not even tell you what the shape is so the answer is that the shape must be at least 8.37 feet (approx) in its longest dimension. That length is attained if the shape is circular. If it is rectangular it can be

55 ft long (and 1 ft wide), or

550 ft long (and 0.1 ft wide), or

5500 ft long and 0.01 ft wide etc.

The area of a shape is not sufficient information.

It does not even tell you what the shape is so the answer is that the shape must be at least 8.37 feet (approx) in its longest dimension. That length is attained if the shape is circular. If it is rectangular it can be

55 ft long (and 1 ft wide), or

550 ft long (and 0.1 ft wide), or

5500 ft long and 0.01 ft wide etc.

The area of a shape is not sufficient information.

It does not even tell you what the shape is so the answer is that the shape must be at least 8.37 feet (approx) in its longest dimension. That length is attained if the shape is circular. If it is rectangular it can be

55 ft long (and 1 ft wide), or

550 ft long (and 0.1 ft wide), or

5500 ft long and 0.01 ft wide etc.

The area of a shape is not sufficient information.

It does not even tell you what the shape is so the answer is that the shape must be at least 8.37 feet (approx) in its longest dimension. That length is attained if the shape is circular. If it is rectangular it can be

55 ft long (and 1 ft wide), or

550 ft long (and 0.1 ft wide), or

5500 ft long and 0.01 ft wide etc.

Answer 2

The area of a shape is not sufficient information.

It does not even tell you what the shape is so the answer is that the shape must be at least 8.37 feet (approx) in its longest dimension. That length is attained if the shape is circular. If it is rectangular it can be

55 ft long (and 1 ft wide), or

550 ft long (and 0.1 ft wide), or

5500 ft long and 0.01 ft wide etc.