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3 years ago

Find the value of W if A=LW, A=16m^2 L=8m W=?

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Natasha2012 [34]3 years ago

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So if A=LW
and A=16m^2
and L=8m
A=LW
16m^2=8m(W)
divide both sides by 8m
2m=W

or you could convert the equation A=LW to A/L=W to solve for W
so A/L=W or (16m^2)/8m=W
cancel out one 'm' (16m)/8=W
simplify the fraction 2m/1=W
2m=W

romanna [79]3 years ago

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$A=LW \\A=16m^2 \\\\ 16m^2=8m*W \\\\ W=16m^2:8m \\\\ \boxed{W=2m}$

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