1864 is the answer for your question
Well, one example would be how much space is in a cardboard box, to ship something to a friend or relative.
We know the three measurements:
L = Length, W = Width, and H = Height.
And the formula for a volume of a cube is:
V = L*W*H
So say that:
L = 6 , W = 10 Feet, and H = 3 Feet.
By using the formula above we get the equation: V = 6*10*3
And that equals: 180 Feet.
So the volume of the box, or the space you have to send something is 180 square feet.
Does this help?
The link I used for some of this info, which has other useful math models is: https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/mathematical-models.html
Answer:
the answer is 32
Step-by-step explanation:
Taking the square root of both sides gives two possible cases,
or
Recall that
If 
and 
, we have
so in the equations above, we can write
Then in the first case,
(where 
is any integer)
and in the second,
Then the solutions that fall in the interval 
are
Answer:
i do not know
Step-by-step explanation:
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