Specifically, the optimal side length of the larger square for any natural number of smaller squares ‘n’ is the square root of n (assuming the smaller squares are unit squares). The closer your larger side length gets to sqrt(n), the more efficient your packing.
Specifically, the optimal side length of the larger square for any natural number of smaller squares ‘n’ is the square root of n (assuming the smaller squares are unit squares). The closer your larger side length gets to sqrt(n), the more efficient your packing.