Model with Math: What is the width of the rectangle written as an exponential expression?

 The width is:  " 10 m " .

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To express this answer as an "exponential expression" ; we can write this answer as:  " 10¹ m " .

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Also, we can write the width as an unsimplified "exponential expression" as:

  " m " .

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Step-by-step explanation:

Area, "A" = L (length) * w (width ;

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Since:  " A = L * w " ;

and since we are to find the width; "w" ;

let us rewrite the equation;

to isolate  "w" on one side of the equation:

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 " A =  L * w " ;

Divide Each Side of the equation by "L" ;

  A / L = (L * w) / L ;

The " L's " on the "right-hand side" of the equation "cancel out" ;

           {since:  " L / L = 1 " } ;

and we have:

  A / L = w ;

↔ w = A / L ;

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Now, we are given:  "A = 10⁴ m² " ;

                                  " L = 10³ m " [the 'length' (from image attached) ] ;

 We can substitute these values in our equation:

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 w = A / L  ;

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  The width, "w" = 10 m .

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Let us check our

Area (A) = L (length) * w (width) ;

  →  10⁴ m²   ≟  10³ m * 10 m ? ;

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→  10⁴ m²   ≟  10³ * 10¹ m * m ? ;

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→  10⁴ m²   ≟  10⁽³⁺ ¹⁾ * m * m ? ;

→  10⁴ m²   ≟  10⁴ m² ?  Yes!

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Other: Let us further check our answer; in a different format:

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Area (A) = L (length) * w (width) ;

  →  10⁴ m²   ≟  10³ m * 10 m ? ;

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 → 10,000 m² ≟ 1,000 m * 10 m ?

 → 10,000 m² ≟ 10,000 m * m ≟ 10,000 m² ? Yes!

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Hope this is helpful.

Best of luck in your academic endeavors—& within "" !

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according to newton’s cannonball model, what happens if the cannonball's velocity is enough to overpower the pull of earth’s gravitystep-by-step explanation:

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