tristan wants to build a square garden in his backyard. if the garden is going to be 64 ft squared how many feet of material will he need for the perimeter of the garden?

32 ft

Step-by-step explanation:

First Tristan must determine the length of one side of his square garden.  Sine A = x^2, where x is the length of one side, and since 64 ft^2 = x^2, we can find the length x by taking the square root of both sides:   8 ft = x.

Now the length of the material enclosing the garden is the perimeter, P.

For a square, P = 4x.

Therefore, in this case, P = 4(8 ft) = 32 ft

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