Algebra 2 Notes May 20, Homework #63 Answers 1) 4) 7) direct; 8) inverse; 12) neither 13) 17) A varies jointly with b and h 18) h varies directly.

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Algebra 2 Notes May 20, 2009

Homework #63 Answers 1) 4) 7) direct; 8) inverse; 12) neither 13) 17) A varies jointly with b and h 18) h varies directly with A and inversely with b 23) l varies directly with V and inversely with the product of w and h 24) 27) 60) B 61) F 62) A

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