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I have a rectangular prism with a volume of 48 cubic feet and a height of 3/4 foot.
The base of the rectangular prism is not a square and the width is greater than 2 feet. What is the length and width of the rectangular prism?
The base of the rectangular prism is not a square and the width is greater than 2 feet. What is the length and width of the rectangular prism?
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Steve
If the width is w, and the length is x, then
w*x*(3/4) = 48
wx = 64
The only integer factors of 64 greater than 2 are 4,8,16,32
So, the base of the prism must be
4x16
Of course, if integer values are not required, any number greater than 2 will work as the width, as long as the length is 64/w.
w*x*(3/4) = 48
wx = 64
The only integer factors of 64 greater than 2 are 4,8,16,32
So, the base of the prism must be
4x16
Of course, if integer values are not required, any number greater than 2 will work as the width, as long as the length is 64/w.
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