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Given $(9 \text{ inches}) ^{\frac{1}{2}} = (0.25\text{ yards}) ^{\frac{1}{2}},$ which one of the following statements is TRUE?

  1. $3$ inches = $0.5$ yards
  2. $9$ inches = $1.5$ yards
  3. $9$ inches = $0.25$ yards
  4. $81$ inches = $0.0625$ yards
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Option D :- $81$ $(inches)^{2}$$=$$.0625$$(yards^{2})$

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But there is no option like (inches)² or (yards)²
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It is so simple 😊, squaring LHS and RHS we get

$9 \text{ inches} = 0.25 \text{ yards}$

Option D is wrong, because when we square once more we get

$81\textbf{ inches}^2 = 0.0625\textbf{ yards}^2$

Correct Option: C.
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What is wrong with the option a?
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@Kumar Adi

Why not A ? Because:

$\sqrt {9\ inches}=\sqrt {0.25\ yards}$

$3\sqrt {inches}=0.5\sqrt {yards}$

Which is not matching with option A

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