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10) Solve the word problem. $A = lw$ $A = bh$ $V = Bh$ The bottom of Aldriana's rectangular jewelry box has an area of $40\frac{1}{2}$ square inches. If the height of the box is $3\frac{1}{3}$ inches, what is the area of its base and its volume? Volume _____ $V = 135$ in$^3$ $V = 123\frac{8}{9}$ in$^3$ $V = 146\frac{1}{9}$ in$^3$

          10) Solve the word problem.
$A = lw$
$A = bh$
$V = Bh$
The bottom of Aldriana's rectangular jewelry box has an area of $40\frac{1}{2}$ square inches. If the height of the box is $3\frac{1}{3}$ inches, what is the area of its base and its volume?
Volume _____
$V = 135$ in$^3$
$V = 123\frac{8}{9}$ in$^3$
$V = 146\frac{1}{9}$ in$^3$
        
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10) Solve the word problem.
A = lw
A = bh
V = Bh
The bottom of Aldriana's rectangular jewelry box has an area of 40(1)/(2) square inches. If the height of the box is 3(1)/(3) inches, what is the area of its base and its volume?
Volume 
V = 135 in^3
V = 123(8)/(9) in^3
V = 146(1)/(9) in^3

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Solve the word problem. A = lw A = bh V = Bh 1. The bottom of Aidriana's rectangular jewelry box has an area of 40 square inches. If the height of the box is 3 inches, what is the area of its base and its volume? Volume V = 135 in^3 V = 123 in^3 6 in^3 9 in^3
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00:01 For this problem, we're given that the length of rectangular box is 3 centimeters longer than its width.
00:06 So the length is equal to w plus 3.
00:12 And then we're told that the volume, as a function of the width, is going to be f of w equals 2 w cubed plus 5 w squared, minus 3w.
00:43 We'll keep in mind that this volume right here is the length times the width times the height...
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