Answer:
How would I find width when I've been given volume, height, and length? You divide the volume by the height and the length. You could multiply the height and the length with each other first before dividing. W = V / (H*L).
1/10 means you can divide the land area of Alaska by 10:
1,700,000 / 10 = 170,000 square kilometers.
Just multiply 5x12 which is 60
10)So plug in the value of a + 3 into where the x of the equation
r(a+3)= 6 6 *you can simply if you want*
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(a+3)8 distribute=24 + 8a
11) f(-2)=n whenever you have f with a # inside the parenthesis know that they're giving you the x value so f(x)= and on this side is the y value but on tables y value are titled as f(x). So f(-2) is 3
12)Instead of giving you the x-value they gave you the y value this time "=9?" on the bottom. So you go to the f(x) column and find 9 and the # next to it which is 0