
Arin D.
asked 10/06/20Find length if the width is x+5 cm and height is x-3 cm
The volume of a box is 4x2 +13x2-50x-75 cubic centimeters. Find the length if the width is x+5 centimeters and the height is x-3 centimeters.
length =
width =
thank you to anyone who can help!
1 Expert Answer
Denise G. answered 10/06/20
Algebra, College Algebra, Prealgebra, Precalculus, GED, ASVAB Tutor
To find the length, you have to divide the volume by each dimension. You can do this by long division or synthetic division. I will use synthetic division. For the zero, we use the first factor, x=-5 (You could start with the other one, it doesn't matter to order)
-5 | 4 13 -50 -75
-20 35 75
4 -7 -15 0
The remainder is 0, which is what we would hope for! Now take this result and divide by the other zero. x=3
3 | 4 -7 -15
12 15
4 5 0
Another zero remainder which is good news. The solution is 4x+5
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