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Solve For L: A = L ⋅ W ⋅ H L=aw/h L=wh/a L=a/wh L=w/ha
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Solve For L: A = L ⋅ W ⋅ H

L=aw/h

L=wh/a

L=a/wh

L=w/ha

User Mcriecken
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your answer would be the third one C
User Luca Jung
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Ok so what you're trying to do is get L by itself so to do this you move everything to the other side:
A=L*WH

(A)/(WH)=L
So you answer would be: C
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