SOLUTION: There’s a square which is 12y^4 inches on each side, express the area of the square as a monomial.
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Question 1107226: There’s a square which is 12y^4 inches on each side, express the area of the square as a monomial.
Answer by algebrahouse.com(1659) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
To find the area of a square, just square one side.
12y^4 x 12y^4
= 144y^8 {multiplied, adding exponents when multiplying same base}
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