Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 6:58pm.
With the limited information you give, we have to make some unsure assumptions.
w = weight in pounds
h = height in inches
w = k * h^3 (h cubed)
Dividing both sides by h^3, gives you
k = w/(h^3)
Insert you numerical values. However, you need to know the adult values to make a comparison.
I hope this helps. If not, repost your question in clearer terms and with adequate data. Thanks for asking.
Related Questions
Applied Calculus - For the average person that is still growing, the rate of ...
math - an adult whale weighs 120 tons. a baby blue whale weighs 1/40 of the ...
Algebra - A moving Company weighs 20 boxes you have packed that contain either ...
math - Can you tell me if I have the correct answer to this problem. A formula ...
math help!!!! - 4. Ernesto loses 14.5 pounds in 7 months. Now he weighs 156.5 ...
algebra 1`= - for a person 6 feet tall who weighs 200 pounds find a value for k ...
pre-calculus honors - Generate a function that models the situation. Consider ...
math - if the weight of a fish varies jointly as the length and the square of ...
Health/ Math - A healthy amount of body for young men is 8 to 20 percent of body...
algebra - for a person 6 feet tall who weighs 200 pounds, find the value for k ...
For Further Reading
