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Consider the formula P = \dfrac{ H\cdot d}{m}P=

m
H⋅d

P, equals, start fraction, H, dot, d, divided by, m, end fraction, where
PPP represents productivity of a camel,
HHH represents the area of a hump and is measured in square meters (\text{m}^2)(m
2
)left parenthesis, start text, m, end text, squared, right parenthesis,
ddd represents distance a camel can travel, and is measured in meters (\text{m})(m)left parenthesis, start text, m, end text, right parenthesis, and
mmm represents the mass a camel can carry, and is measured in kilograms (\text{kg})(kg)left parenthesis, start text, k, g, end text, right parenthesis.
Select an appropriate measurement unit for productivity of a camel.

User Badu
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Answer:


(kg)/(m^(3))

Explanation:

User Steve Wright
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Answer:

The productivity is measured in cubic meters per kilogram.

Explanation:

For the formula for the productivity
P of the camel


P = ( H\cdot d)/(m)

where
H is the area of the hump and is measured in square meters,
d is the distance the camel can travel (measure in meters), and
m is the mass of the camel (measured in kilograms
kg ).

Then, the productivity of the camel is measure in


P=(meters^2\:*meters)/(kilograms)


P=(m^3)/(kg)

cubic meters per kilogram.

User Otunba
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