SOLUTION: The weight w( in kilograms ) of a milkfish is related to its length l (in centimeters ) by this function : w = (9.37×10⁶)L3.Find the inverse of the function . Then determine the

Question 1189267: The weight w( in kilograms ) of a milkfish is related to its length l (in centimeters ) by this function : w = (9.37×10⁶)L3.Find the inverse of the function . Then determine the approximate length of hake that weighs o.679 kilogram.
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The weight w( in kilograms ) of a milkfish is related to its length l (in centimeters )
by this function : w = (9.37×10⁶)L3.
Find the inverse of the function . Then determine the approximate length of hake that weighs o.679 kilogram.
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In order for to get how absurdist the " problem " is,
substitute a typical length of a milkfish (~ 1 meter, or 100 centimeters)
into the formula, and calculate the weight.

After completing it, throw this " problem " to closest garbage bin.

About milkfish, see this Wikipedia article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milkfish#:~:text=The%20milkfish%20can%20grow%20to,an%20age%20of%2015%20years.

Not every collection of words and mathematical symbols is a Math problem.

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