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If the BMI of a person who is 1.9 meters tall is 20 when the person weighs 55 ​kilograms, what is the constant of​ variation?

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The height is 5.225 meters and the constant of variation will be 10.5

How to calculate the constant?

From the information, the BMI of a person who is 1.9 meters tall is 20.

Therefore, the constant of variation when the person has a weight of 55 kilograms will be:

= 20/1.9 = 10.5

The height will be:

= 1.9 × 55/20

= 1.9 × 2.75

= 5.225 meters.

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