For Many Species of Fish, the Weight W Is a Function

question 12

Multiple Choice

For many species of fish, the weight W is a function of the length L that can be expressed by ​ ​
Suppose that for a particular species k = 0.03 and that for this species the length (in centimeters) is a function of the number of years t the fish has been alive, and that this function is given by
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Find in order to express W as a function of the age t of the fish.
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