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The fast complex volleyball court has an area of 132 m² if the width of the court is 6 m what is the length of the court?
Updated: 4/8/2022
this answer is simply division
just for a reminder of what I am doing here are how to work these
length times width = area
area divided by width = length
area divided by length = width.
we will be doing the second equation
so 132 divided by 6
= 22
answer is 22
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