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Which describes the combined variation in the formula V = ℓwh?

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kaheart [24]4 years ago

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This is the concept of proportionality; we are required to find the combined variation for the volume formula given by:
V=length*width*height
V=lwh
here we see that volume is directly proportional to width, length and height;
therefore the correct answer is:
A] V varies jointly as l,w and h

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