Body surface area (BSA) is used to determine doses of medications. The formula is BSA = sqrt(H•M/3,600), where H is the height in centimeters and M is the mass in kilograms. A doctor calculates that a particular dose of medicine is appropriate
for an individual whose BSA is less than 1.6. If the mass of the individual is 68 kilograms, how many centimeters tall can she be for the dose to be appropriate?

the answer is 62

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i used the pitagoras theoreme

no its the same as every other grade

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134.6 us dollars

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1 us dollar = 1.33 canadian dollars

so, 150 us dollars = 150 × 1.33 = $199.5.

in canada, the money mitchell spent = 20 canadian dollars.

remaining canadian dollars with him = 199.5 - 20 = 179.5.

after mitchell returned to us, he exchanged the remaining canadian dollars to us dollars.

179.5 canadian dollars = 179.5 × 0.75 = 134.6 us dollars.