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A is directly proportional to the square of m a is 18.75 when m is 2.5 find a when m is 6?
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a is directly proportional to the square of m
So a = cm2 where c is the constant of proportionality.
a = 2.5 when m = 18.75
2.5 = c*18.752 c = 2.5/18.752
When m = 6,
a = (2.5/18.752) * 62
= 90/18.752 = 0.256
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