Asked by sara
The length of a cell phone is 1, point, 21.2 inches and the width is 3, point, 43.4 inches.
the company making the cell phone wants to make a new version whose length will be 1, point, 1, 41.14 inches.
what will be the width of the new phone?
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Assuming the phone’s proportions stay the same, the width scales in the same ratio as the length:
new width = old width × (new length / old length).
With old length = 1.212 in, old width = 3.434 in, new length = 1.1414 in:
new width = 3.434 × (1.1414 / 1.212) ≈ 3.234 inches (rounded to three decimals).
If I misread any of the given numbers, tell me the correct values and I’ll recompute.
new width = old width × (new length / old length).
With old length = 1.212 in, old width = 3.434 in, new length = 1.1414 in:
new width = 3.434 × (1.1414 / 1.212) ≈ 3.234 inches (rounded to three decimals).
If I misread any of the given numbers, tell me the correct values and I’ll recompute.
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