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Volume is y^3 - 13y^2 +54 y -72cm and width is y-6cm what is the length and height? please show the work-up.?

by Guest64686  |  earlier

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  1. This does not make sense - the volume expression must have been mis-stated, there's something missing here and a "solution" cannot be determined!!!


  2. assuming you mean a Quader

    V= w*l*h

    otherwise for a piramide

    V= 1/3 * w * l * h

    so V divided by w

    | 1 | -13 | 54 | -72 |

    | 0 |  6  | -42 | 72 |

    | 1 |  -7 |  12 |  0  |

    y² - 13y + 12  is length * height

    we can`t say what exactly each one is

    but y² - 13y + 12 = (y-12)(y-1)

    some possible solution are



    L=y-12 and H= y-1

    L=y-1 and H = y-12

    L=1 and H=y² - 13y + 12

    L=y² - 13y + 12 and H =1

    .....

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