We can use pythagorean theorem:
a^2 + b^2 = c^2
4 + 9 = c^2
13 = c^2
sqrt of 13 = c
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When you triple the height of the box, it can hold (900 x 3) = 2,700 pieces.
Then triple its length, and it can hold (2,700 x 3) = 8,100 pieces.
Then triple its width, and it can hold (8,100 x 3) = 24,300 pieces.
When you triple the dimensions of a 3D object, it has 27 times its original volume. (900 x 27) = 24,300 .
9.4 Ft for the first one
7.5 Ft for the second piece
12 Ft for the Third
he uses 5.2 Ft from the first piece of wood so 9.4 - 5.2= 4.6ft
he uses 6.1 ft from the second piece of wood , 7.5 - 6.1 = 1.4 ft
Nathan didnt use any of the 3rd piece of wood , so he still have 12 Feet of wood remaining so, 12+4.6+1.4 = 18 feet of wood left that he didnt use.
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