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The surface area (SA) of a cube with a as the length of each of its sides is given by the formula SA=6a^2 If the surface area is known, how can you rewrite the formula to find i…

The surface area (SA) of a cube with a as the length of each of its sides is given by the formula SA=6a^2 If the surface area is known, how can you rewrite the formula to find i…
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The surface area (SA) of a cube with a as the length of each of its sides is given by the formula SA=6a^2 If the surface area is known, how can you rewrite the formula to find its side?

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User Shady Smaoui
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Rearranging will give you a.
The surface area (SA) of a cube with a as the length of each of its sides is given-example-1
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