<span>The limitation of
algebra that leads development of calculus is that it can make a complex number
of variables present it as a single variable and then apply the necessary
formula needed to find the answer. After manipulation, the presented single
variable can be changed back to a complex variable by substitution</span>
623. First find the volume of the rectangular prism, then find the volume of the cube. divide the volume area of the prism volume of the cube
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First you’d start off by finding the volume of the rectangular prism on the bottom. The formula for this is lwh or (length*width*height) so you’d plug in the numbers and get 4*4*5 which multiplies out to be 80inches cubed. Next you’d have to find the volume of the pyramid by using the formula lwh/3 or ((length*width*height)/3) so it would be ((4*4*6)/3) and that equals 32inches cubed. Finally, you add the 2 volumes together so 80inches cubed+32inches cubed and get 112inches cubed. Hope this helps