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2 years ago

Solve A=LW for width

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Area= (length)(width)

divide by (length) on both sides.

(width)= (area)/(length).

Your best bet is treating area, length, and width as numbers. You can plug in numbers and take them out in the end. Hope this helps!

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Let's take there is x grams of gasoline

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