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30 June, 05:31

Explain how you can tell when a formula represents a length an area or a volume

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  1. 30 June, 05:49
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    You can tell when a formula represents each of these by the number of dimensions that are multiplied in the calculation.

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    d = 2r (this would only involve multiplying by one dimension, therefore it is a length)

    A = bh (this involves multiplying 2 dimensions, giving a measurement of area)

    V = lwh (this involves multiplying 3 dimensions, giving a measurement of volume)
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