Solve the equation we have that:
a. S = 3V²/ 4
b. S = 108 feet
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We have the equation to be;
V = 2√3S
Where;
- V is the speed
- S is the length
Let's make S the subject from the formula, divide both sides by 2√2S = v/ 2. Take square of both sides:

Now we need to divide both sides by three:
S = 3V²/ 4
b. If v = 12miles per hour, substituting in the equation found earlier:
S = 3 (12²)/ 4
S= 432/ 4
S = 108 feet
Thus, the formula for the length is S = 3V²/ 4
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This is all I got sorry if it don’t help
Integers are closed under subtraction.
Answer:
1.)
132 cm - 11 cm = 121 cm
So let the hypotenuse be x and the other leg be (121 - x).
11^2 + (121 - x)^2 = x^2
121 + 121^2 - 121(2)x = 0
x = 1/2 + 121/2 = 61 cm
Step-by-step explanation: not sure if this is right or not
Im sorry Im not that good at geometry.