Since I can't see either the illuminated area or the list of choices, my
chance of selecting the appropriate equation is looking rather dim.
The area ( A ) of a square can be represented as a function of its side length ( s ) using the equation ( A(s) = s^2 ). In this equation, ( A ) is the area, and ( s ) is the length of one side of the square. As the side length increases, the area increases quadratically.
area of the rectangle..
You use the equation Area = width x length. And solve for the width. You solve it by dividing both sides by the length to get.. Area/length = width
R = (density)(Length)/(Area) Unit of resistance is Ohms.
By forming a quadratic equation from the information given and then the length and width can be found by solving the equation.
Length x Width = Area
The area ( A ) of a square can be represented as a function of its side length ( s ) using the equation ( A(s) = s^2 ). In this equation, ( A ) is the area, and ( s ) is the length of one side of the square. As the side length increases, the area increases quadratically.
The answer is in the question "area = length multiplied by width" the equation tells you what the surface area of something (eg a football pitch) is.
The base equation for calculating the area of a rectangle is length multiplied by width.
length * width
area of the rectangle..
You use the equation Area = width x length. And solve for the width. You solve it by dividing both sides by the length to get.. Area/length = width
R = (density)(Length)/(Area) Unit of resistance is Ohms.
By forming a quadratic equation from the information given and then the length and width can be found by solving the equation.
If you are trying to find the width of a rectangle with length and area then divide the area by the length. A=LxW. Simply divide both sides of the equation by the length and you'll have the width. W=A/L
the equations tell you what the surface area of somthing is
You need the height as well to find the area, but the proper equation would be A= 5.5h