The area of a rectangular park is 3/5 square mile. the length of the park is 7/8 mile. what is the width of the park

Mathematics

2 answers:

Stells [14]3 years ago

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A=LW so

W=A/L

W=(3/5)/(7/8)

W=(3/5)*(8/7)

W=24/35 mi

tangare [24]3 years ago

3 0

Hello:
<span>remember that Area=Length ×Width
3/5 = (7/8) × x
x = (3/5)/(7/8)
x = (3/5)×(8/7)
x =24/25 </span><span>square mile</span>

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