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@paki

Answer 1

@steve816

Answer 2

@MilkNCookies @kohai

Answer 3

@inkyvoyd

Answer 4

please help me @inkyvoyd

Answer 5

@kohai

Answer 6

@steve816

Answer 7

@ASAAD123 please help me this is my last question

Answer 8

pure

Answer 9

r u sure

Answer 10

can u help me with 1 more

Answer 11

r u sure

Answer 12

pure quadratic equation, I am sure

Answer 13

@ASAAD123

Answer 14

directly

Answer 15

100% sure

Answer 16

like on yo mama's grave 100% sure?

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@ASAAD123

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sure

Answer 19

@inkyvoyd is he right is it directly

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uhh

Answer 21

yeh

Answer 22

uhh yess or uhh noo or uhh i dont knoww

Answer 23

yes? 100% sure

Answer 24

no one can be 100% sure. You ought to just use your own brain if you want to be 100% sure. That being said, if the area of a rectangle is length times width, as the area increases, of the length is kept constant, the width must increase directly proportionally. That is what that formula is.

Answer 25

but if u had to chose would u choose directly

Answer 26

I already chose directly... if you read what I said closely, and think about what happens when the area of a rectangle goes up but the length stays the same, you'll realize that if the area doubles, the width has to double. By definition, A varies proportionally with w, and vice versa.