SOLUTION: The width of a rectangular box is 4 times its height, and its length is 7 more than its height. The volume of the box is 106ft^3. Find the height of the box.

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Question 242910: The width of a rectangular box is 4 times its height, and its length is 7 more than its height. The volume of the box is 106ft^3. Find the height of the box.
Answer by JimboP1977(311)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
w=4h
L=7+h
(h*w*L=106)
h*4h*(7+h)=106
4h^2(7+h) = 106
28h^2+4h^3 -106=0


We can see from the graph that the height is approximately 1.75 feet.

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