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How would you represent these formulas algebraically to calculate the surface area of the human body?

1. Three-fifths of the height squared
2. 100 times the surface area of the hand print
3. Twice the height times thigh circumference

Thanks

(3/5)h^2
100S
2hC

h = height
S = hand-print surface
C = thigh circumference

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One Response to “How would you represent these formulas algebraically to calculate the surface area of the human body?”

  1. (3/5)h^2
    100S
    2hC

    h = height
    S = hand-print surface
    C = thigh circumference
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