<span>The cube’s sides measures 6 inches and the measurement for
the rectangular box is that it is 10 inches long, 4 inches thick and 4 inches
high. To compute for the volume of a cube you must use the formula of V = a3
and for the rectangular prism is V = l x w x h.</span>
<span>Cube: V = 6^3 </span> <span>V = 216 inches^3</span>
<span>Rectangular Prism: V
= 10 x 4 x 4</span>
<span> V
= 160 inches^3</span>
To identify how much greater the volume the cube from the
rectangular box we subtract their volumes.
N = C – R where N stands for the unknown C for the volume of
cube and R for the volume of Rectangular Box
<span> N = 216 inches^3 – 160 inches^3 </span>
<span>N = 56 inches^3</span>
<span> So the cube is 56 inches3 greater than the
rectangular box.</span>
The value of c is { c | c ∈ R, c ∉ {-1,0,2,12} }. c is a number such that it is not in the set {-1,0,2,12} else we end up with a domain value having multiple range values, contradicting with the definition of a function.
