CBM is cubic metre, that is m^3 m x m x m = m^3 hence to obtain m from m^3, find (cube root) of m^3. For example, to obtain the m 125m^3, = (cube root) of 125m^3, that is, 5m. Proof: 5m x 5m x 5m = 125m^3
-5m-3+4 = 11 -5m = 11+3-4 -5m = 10 m = -2
5m - 5 + 2 = 1 Therefore, 5m - 3 = 1 5m = 4 m = 4/5 m = 0.8
m=3/13
3+4m+5m=214m+5m=21-39m=18m=18/9m=2
CBM is cubic metre, that is m^3 m x m x m = m^3 hence to obtain m from m^3, find (cube root) of m^3. For example, to obtain the m 125m^3, = (cube root) of 125m^3, that is, 5m. Proof: 5m x 5m x 5m = 125m^3
-5m-3+4 = 11 -5m = 11+3-4 -5m = 10 m = -2
5m - 5 + 2 = 1 Therefore, 5m - 3 = 1 5m = 4 m = 4/5 m = 0.8
m=3/13
5m+3=3m+9 5m+3-3=3m+9-3 5m=3m+6 5m-3m=3m+6-3m 2m=6 (2m)/2=6/2 m=3
5m=3 therefore m =3 over 5
3+4m+5m=214m+5m=21-39m=18m=18/9m=2
m = 8
If that's +35m2, the answer is whatever isn't 5m or (m + 3) or (4m - 5) If that's -35m2, the answer is whatever isn't 5m or (m - 3) or (4m + 5)
5 m * 5 m * 3 m = 75 m3 ===== A cubic function, volume, not area as you have values that are representative of length, width and height.
no, it is not but the coefficient of 5m is 5×m
the answer is 5m, 5*m, and m* 5