The coefficient of b is h/2. Multiply the equation by the reciprocal of that.
(2/h)A = (2/h)·(h/2)·b
b = 2A/h . . . . . simplify
It shows the Ora scale for area multiply width and length
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The equation that will model this situation will be of the form
where
is the time in hours john has traveled since the gas station, and
is the distance.
Now we know that John has already traveled 20 miles when he is at the gas station, this means at
,
; or


Thus we have
.
Now we need to figure out 
When John reaches home 2 hours later he notes that he has traveled 30 miles, which means he has traveled 30 - 20 = 10 miles; thus we have


Now we have the full equation:

okay well usually what I would tell you would be to use the ABC method. you would multiply A (2) by C (6) to get twelve. so you need two numbers that multiply to twelve and add to -4 (the B value). but there are no numbers that fit this description so you have to use the GCF method instead
for this method you must find the GCF for all three numbers which in this case is 2. 2(x^2-2x+3) all these numbers are now prime so this is the factored form
Since the area of a square is equal to the square of one of its side's length, then the area should be equivalent to

.

---> equation (1)
By using pythagoras rule which states that the

---> equation (2)
where the opposite side's length is 8 and the hypotenuse side's length is 10
by substituting by the values in equation (2) therefore,

substitute this value in equation (1) then

where A is the area of the square whose side is x