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Help ASAP can u explain a little too? (pls help if u don’t know it don’t answer pls) Thank You:)

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larisa [96]3 years ago

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Since they are similar, the dimensions are in the same ratio. L1 = 5, L2 = 15, so they are in a 3:1 ratio. So if V1 = 60, then W1×H1 = 60/5 = 12
W2 must also be 3×W1 and H2 3×H1, and
3×3 = 9. So take 12×9 (W×H1×9) ×15 (L2) = V2
V2 = 12×9×15 = 1620 cm^3

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