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- ➪The height of this rectangle measures 5 cm².
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Considering that the area of the rectangle is given by b•h, and the base measurement is already known, we still have to find the height measurement.
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For that, let's review the multiplication of monomials.
Observe;
- When one monomium multiplies another, the coefficients multiply normally, and the exponents of the literal parts add up.
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Note:
- If the monomials have the same coefficient, it will be preserved and the exponents will add up.
Therefore, for the base to be in cm³, the other measurement must be in cm².Now that we know the literal part, let's figure out the coefficient, which will complete the height measurement using a simple and quick 1 degree equation:
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