A wall has an area of 40 ft. It's height is 8 feet. Which equation could you use to find its width. Answers 40 - w = 8

8w = 40

8+w=40

W/8=40

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24 November, 11:34

A wall has an area of 40 ft. It's height is 8 feet. Which equation could you use to find its width. Answers 40 - w = 8

8w = 40

8+w=40

W/8=40

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Carey · Answer 1

8w=40

You get area by doing length x width. In this case, the "length" is the height. So you would need to figure out what you multiply 8 by to get 40.

A wall has an area of 40 ft. It's height is 8 feet. Which equation could you use to find its width. Answers 40 - w = 88w = 408+w=40W/8=40

A wall has an area of 40 ft. It's height is 8 feet. Which equation could you use to find its width. Answers 40 - w = 8

8w = 40

8+w=40

W/8=40