<h3>Given</h3>
a cuboid with length, width, height dimensions 5, 6, x
<h3>Find</h3>
the value of x that makes the numerical value of the total surface area equal to the numerical value of the volume
<h3>Solution</h3>
The volume is given by
... V = L·W·H = 5·6·x = 30x
The area is given by
... A = 2(L·W + H(L+W)) = 2(5·6 +x(5+6)) = 2(30 +11x) = 60 +22x
When these are equal, we have
... 30x = 60 +22x
... 8x = 60
... x = 7.5
The desired value of x is 7.5.
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Answer:
The answer is "<span>Subtract 10, then divide by −4"
Explanation:
To solve a linear equation (for x) we need to isolate the variable (x). First we need to bring the variables to the left side (in this case, it is already on the correct place). Next up is bringing all the integers to the right side. Therefore, we must first subtract 10. Our final step is dividing by the number that is placed in front of x (in this case divide by </span><span>−4)
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Solving the equation:
</span><span>−4x + 10 = 2
First subtract 10 (from both sides of the equation)
</span>−4x = −8
Divide by −4
x = −8 / −4 = 2
Therefore, the solution is x = 2
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Answer:
Not a solution
Step-by-step explanation:
In order for 
to be a solution, the result after substituting must be 0:
Therefore, is not a solution to 
