The wind force (F) on a flat vertical surface varies jointly as the area of the surface (A) and the square of the wind velocity (V). Suppose that the constant of variation is 40, find the force (in lbs) of the windstorm on 10 ft by 12 ft rectangular sign board that has a velocity of 60mi/hr

The wind force (F) on a flat vertical surface varies jointly as the area of the surface (A) and the square of the wind velocity (V). Suppose that the constant of variation is 40, find the force (in lbs) of the windstorm on 10 ft by 12 ft rectangular sign board that has a velocity of 60mi/hr

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