El área de un cuadrado es igual a 8 veces la medida de su lado. ¿Cuánto mide por lado el cuadrado ?
El Area de un Cuadrado es : A = L²
L² = 8 x L -------------> L² / L = 8 ----------> L = 8
Cada lado mide 8 unidades.
2) El triple del área de un cuadrado menos seis veces la medida de su lado es igual a cero ¿Cuánto mide por lado el cuadrado?
El Area de un Cuadrado es : A = L²
(3 x L²) - 6 L = 0
Factorizando : 3L ( L - 2 ) = 0 --------> L = 0 ; L = 2
Cada lado mide 2 unidades.
75√109.5=1.46
1.2√79.1=65.92
5.2√9.16=1.76
17.1 =17.1
Answer:
Your graph would look like lines going up and up and up
Step-by-step explanation:
Why you ask? Well, because the graph shown here is going by the factors of 6. And the factors of 6 are pretty high, which means it would be going up like a twisted line going right ot left depending which way you look at it. It would be going up and up because like 18 times 6 is 108 and 20 times 6 is 120.
