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3 years ago

A cubical house can hold 4096 cm3 of air find the height of the house

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Blababa [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The height is 16

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Shape: Cube

$Volume = 4096cm^3$

Required:

Determine the height of the house.

Volume is represented as:

$Volume = L^3$

Make L the subject

$L = \sqrt[3]{Volume}$

This gives:

$L = \sqrt[3]{4096}$

$L= 16$

The height is 16

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A cubical house can hold 4096 cm3 of air find the height of the house​

A cubical house can hold 4096 cm3 of air find the height of the house