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3 years ago

El triple del área de un cuadrado menos seis veces la medida de su lado es igual a 0. ¿Cuánto mide por lado el cuadrado?

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ad-work [718]3 years ago

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Responder:

2 unidades de largo

Explicación paso a paso:

Triplicar el área de un cuadrado menos seis veces la medida de su lado es igual a 0 se expresa como;

3n² - 6n = 0 donde;

n es la longitud del lado del cuadrado.

Ge n primero

3n² - 6n = 0

3n² = 6n

3n = 6

3n / 3 = 6/3

n = 2

Por lo tanto, el cuadrado tiene 2 unidades de largo por lado.

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