Answer:
2. This is only true when x=-3.
3. This is only true when x=3.
4. This is only true when x=12.
5. This has no solution.
6. This has an infinite number of solutions.
Answer:
2/3
Step-by-step explanation:

The firat box goes into the seond box and the second box goes into the first box
SA = 2<span>(<span><span><span>wl</span>+<span>hl</span></span>+<span>hw</span></span><span>)
Plug in what we know:
SA = </span></span>2<span>((24)(27)<span>+(38)(27)+(38)(24)</span><span>)
Multiply:
SA = 2(648 + 1026 + 912)
Add:
SA = 2(2586)
Multiply:
SA = </span></span>5172
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation: