Given a volume, how to find the height of a box?
Hi all,
Not sure which FORUM this should be posted to, geometry or calculus.
Anyway, the question/problem is as below:
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The volume of the box in cubic metres is 20 times the height in metres.
$\displaystyle V = 20hm^3$
Find the value of h?
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Am very lost, how do I find the value of h?
Re: Given a volume, how to find the height of a box?
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Originally Posted by
bartholomew 
Hi all,
Not sure which FORUM this should be posted to, geometry or calculus.
Anyway, the question/problem is as below:
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The volume of the box in cubic metres is 20 times the height in metres.
$\displaystyle V = 20hm^3$
Find the value of h?
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Am very lost, how do I find the value of h?
We can assume that the base area of the box has a value of 20 mē
$\displaystyle V = 20hm^3~\implies~h=\frac V{(20 m^2)}\ \text{m}$
The dimension of the result is in metres.
