Which of the following statements explains how to solve for w in the equation A = lw?
Multiply both sides by l.
Divide both sides by l.
Multiply both sides by A.
Divide both sides by A.

Question

Which of the following statements explains how to solve for w in the equation A = lw?
Multiply both sides by l.
Divide both sides by l.
Multiply both sides by A.
Divide both sides by A.

shamim · Answer

A=lw

shamim · Answer

After deviding both sides by l, wt u will get

anonymous · Answer

$$A=lw$$ If you want to solve for something, you want to get it alone. Since l is multiplying w, we have to do the opposite operation to l on both sides. So what is the opposite of multiplying?

anonymous · Answer

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