Question

HELP

Answer 1

@GlockParrot69

Answer 2

Please just say the answer... I don't understand this at all...

Answer 3

Post*

Answer 4

Use the same formula.

\(\large\bf{A=6a^{2}}\)

Plug in `1.5`.

\(\large\bf{A=6(1.5)^{2}}\)

Answer 5

WHAT DO I DO???!!!!!!!!

Answer 6

You use the surface area of a cube formula which is.

Answer 7

I CAN READ IT!!!! HOW DO I FIGURE IT OUT YOU'RE JUST GIVING ME LETTERS AN NUMBERS!!!!!!!

Answer 8

The letter A is simply what is the `total area`.

If you can't simply understand variables and what certain equations are then I can not help you, you need to at least have an idea what I am giving you.

You need to simplify the equation I gave you.

Answer 9

I CAN GET BETTER HELP FORM MY MOM AND SHE IS BAD AT MATH!!!!

Answer 10

Well I am not going to give you a direct answer, this work is for around 7th - 9th grade and knowing the form of an equation is even lower than that. If you are doing this type of work you need to know what you are DOING. I will not give you a direct answer.

Answer 11

Word to the wise, black ghost is taking her time off to help you out, please appreciate it instead of judging it and comparing it to your mom