16 September, 15:09

# A rectangle prism has a length twice it's width and a height of 4 meters longer than the width the volume of the rectangular prism is 48 cubic meters what is the width of the prism

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1. 16 September, 16:30
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Lwh = 48

l = 2w

h = w+4

Substituting:

2w * w * (w+4) = 48

w^2 (w+4) = 24

This works out to 2, 4, 6 for the dimensions.
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