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48*48*54= 124416

Over twelve thousand cubic centimeters (if the original pallet dimensions were in centimeters if no multiply by appropriate factor!)

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If a rectangle's length is 3 more than 7 times the width and the perimeter is 54 what re the dimensions of the rectangle?

(1) L = 7W + 3(2) 2L + 2W = 54Substituting (1) in (2) ...2(7W+3) + 2W = 5414W + 6 + 2W = 5416W = 48W = 3L = 7x3 + 3 = 24So, length is 24 and width is 3


Can a rectangle with a area of 42 have a perimeter of 48?

We can solve this by taking our basic equations for the perimeter and area of a rectangle: a = lw p = 2(l + w) And then plugging the given values into those: 42 = lw 48 = 2(l + w) Now we can solve one of them for either variable. We'll go with solving the first one for l: l = 42/w And then we can plug that into the other one: 48 = 2(42/w + w) And solve for w: 48 = 2(42/w + w) 48 = 84/w + 2w 48w = 84 + 2w2 2w2 - 48w + 84 = 0 w2 - 24w + 42 = 0 w2 - 24w + 144 = 102 (w - 12)2 = 102 w - 12 = ± √102 w = 12 ± √102 So yes, that is indeed possible, and it's length and width will be 12 - √102 and 12 + √102 (or approximately 1.9005 by 22.0995).


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