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what is the width of a rectanle with an area of 9.24 cm square ?

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Posted 2007-10-22T01:05:13Z
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Hi,

You have to know the length of the rectangular in order to calculate the width. S = L * W Devide the area (S) by the length (L) [make sure it's in c"m] and you get the width (W) [in c"m].
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What is the reason for statement for In ?PNL, LO/OP = LM/MN

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