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Well, darling, L x W x H stands for Length times Width times Height. It's a simple formula used to calculate the volume of a three-dimensional object, like a box or a package. So, next time you're shipping something out, just remember this little equation and you'll be good to go.
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TaigaOh, dude, L x W x H stands for length times width times height. It's like the formula you use to calculate the volume of a box or any three-dimensional object. So, if you're ever wondering how much stuff you can cram into that new storage unit, just bust out the ol' L x W x H and you're good to go.
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Solve for H.. A equals L x W x H?
To solve for H in the equation A = L x W x H, you need to isolate H on one side of the equation. To do this, divide both sides of the equation by (L x W) to solve for H. The formula for solving for H would be H = A / (L x W). This formula allows you to calculate the height (H) when given the area (A), length (L), and width (W) of a rectangular object.
How do you find total inches using L x W x H?
If you multiply L x W x H for a rectangular block if L, W, and H are in inches, you get a volume, in cubic inches, or in3.
How do you Find the total surface area of a rectangular box?
2 x ((L x W) + (L x H) + (H x W))
L x w x h equals 3.50 square ft?
No can be. l x w x h gives a volume, not an area...
Why can the formula for the volume of a rectangular prism also be written as V L x W x H?
The volume V of a rectangular prism is length L x width W x height H V = L x W x H
