A graph is constructed of the length of the side of a square compared to the area of a square. what would the function rule be to find the area for any given side length?
Based on the given description above, it is said that the graph is made of the length of the side of a square. By definition, a square has equal sides, and the area of getting the square is A=s^2. Therefore, the function rule for this to find the area for any given side length would be y = x^2. Given the y is the area of the graph and x is the length of the side. Hope this answer helps.
