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The dubois formula relates a person's surface area, s, in meters2, to weight, w, in kg, and height, h, in cm, by (a) what is the surface area of a person who weighs 60 kg and is 160 cm tall? (b) the person in part a stays constant height but increases in weight by 0.4 kg/year. at what rate is his surface area increasing when his weight is 64 kg?

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