Lynn is making a square picure frame as a gift for her mothers birthday. Lynn would like for the frame to have to an area of 48 inches squared. She also wants the side lengths to be integers. Part A: Is it possible for Lynn to create a square picture frame with an area of 48 inches sqaured? Yes or No? Support your answer using mathimatical reasoning

Part B: If lynn choses a different sqaure shaped frame, what is an alternative area of that frame that would have integer side lengths? Support your answer using mathimatical reasoning

1)The answer is no

2)48 7 6 = 8. 54 7 6 = 9. 60 + 6

Step-by-step explanation:

1) because if you add it a lot of times you will get a bad answer. But if you do the math like this 48 7 6 = 8. 54 7 6 = 9. 60 + 6.  

2) well 48 7 6 = 8. 54 7 6 = 9. 60 + 6= 75.6 right. So the picture frame is 5 inches

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1)The answer is no

2)48 7 6 = 8. 54 7 6 = 9. 60 + 6

Step-by-step explanation:

1) because if you add it a lot of times you will get a bad answer. But if you do the math like this 48 7 6 = 8. 54 7 6 = 9. 60 + 6.  

2) well 48 7 6 = 8. 54 7 6 = 9. 60 + 6= 75.6 right. So the picture frame is 5 inches

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