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can anyone explain this to me A=(3/2) x (a^2) x Square root of 3

 Jun 3, 2014
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Hmm.. Not sure if this is right but heres what I would do

 

A =(3/2) x (A^2) x √3

A = (3/2) x (2A) x √3 

-2A            -2A

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-A = (3/2) x √3 

-A = 1.5 x 1.7320508075688772

-A = about 2.6

A = about -2.6

 

Hope this helped!

 Jun 3, 2014
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Sorry! Forget the above answer.

I thought a^2 meant a (times) 2

therefore the answer is wrong 

 Jun 3, 2014
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A=1.5A^2*sqrt(3)

1=1.5A*sqrt(3)

A=1/[1.5*sqrt(3)]

A=2/[3*sqrt(3)]

A=2/[sqrt(9)*sqrt(3)]

A=2/sqrt(27)

 Jun 3, 2014
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why do you think that A and a are the same pronumeral?

 Jun 4, 2014

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