Mathematics

Emelia Simmons

6 January, 11:57

A builder uses squares to lay out various projects. Write two equations. The first equation should express the area of the square (a) as a function of the length (l) of a side. The second should express the volume of a cube (v) as a function of the length (s) of a side.

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