SOLUTION: A box measures 1 metre X 1 metre X 1 metre (W X D XH)
Our customer wants a box to hold twice as much as this box,
What would the new box need to measure?
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Our customer wants a box to hold twice as much as this box,
What would the new box need to measure?
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Question 39512: A box measures 1 metre X 1 metre X 1 metre (W X D XH)
Our customer wants a box to hold twice as much as this box,
What would the new box need to measure? Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (1 m)*(1 m)*(1 m) = 1 m^3
a box with twice this volume would hold 2 m^3
Let x be a side of this new box
The W,D, & H of the new box are 1.26 m
