2 years ago

Create an equation that describes the greatest horizontal length, H, in terms of greatest vertical length v

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The question illustrates a linear equation, and the equation that represents the greatest horizontal height is H = 2V + 3

<h3>How to determine the equation?</h3>

From the complete question, we have the following highlights:

The greatest horizontal height is three more than twice the greatest vertical length.

This means that:

H = 2 * V + 3

Evaluate the product

H = 2V + 3

Hence, the equation that represents the greatest horizontal height is H = 2V + 3

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