WILL GIVE A MEDAL HELP (a) A liter of paint covers an area of 9 square meters. It takes 3 liters of paint to paint a rectangular wall that is 7 meters high. How wide is the wall ? (b) A liter of paint covers an area of A square meters. It takes v liters of paint to paint a rectangular wall that is h meters high. How wide is the wall ? (a) width of wall = _________ meters (b) width of wall = ________ meters
" A liter of paint covers an area of 9 square meters. It takes 3 liters of paint to paint a rectangular wall " so what is the area of the entire wall?
If one liter of paint is 9 square meters, and it takes 3 liters of paint the wall, you will have to multiply 9 by 3, which ends up with 27.
correct, the wall is 27 square meters
we have this wall |dw:1412917750850:dw|
x is the width of the wall
how can we find x?
27/7
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A liter of paint covers an area of A square meters. It takes v liters of paint to paint a rectangular wall that is h meters high. How wide is the wall ?
This is the same idea, but now just using unknown variables instead of numbers
wait thats it for 1A???
yes
part a)
okay
"A liter of paint covers an area of A square meters. It takes v liters of paint to paint a rectangular wall that is h meters high" the wall is A*v square meters the height is h |dw:1412918065058:dw|
what is x?
so we would solve for x then?
x=h/A
Area = Length * Width Av = h*x x = Av/h
oh rightt _._ I see my mistake
thank you, I now understand the problem!
I'm glad it's clicking
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