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i really need help with this my paper is due tomorrow/ one edge s of a cube is 3 cm long. substituting 3 in the volume formula, v=s3, gives the volume of the cube:v=3.the square having a side s that is 3 cm long. substituting 3 in the area formula,A=s2, gives the area of the square :a=3to the 2nd power. i need help dividing this i need to divide the volume of the cube by the area of the square

Answer 1

What?

Answer 2

hold on

Answer 3

One edge of a cube is 3cm long, therefore:
V(cube) = 3^3 = 27
One side of a square is 3 cm long, therefore:
A(square) = 3^2 = 9
V(cube)/A(square) = 27/9 = 3

Answer 4

so is that it?

Answer 5

i think so

Answer 6

k im good, lol i always come here to ask my question, nobody can solve it cuz my math is too advanced, so i end up helpin others lol

Answer 7

kool

Answer 8

i have a lot of problems in math

Answer 9

k12/k11,k=0

Answer 10

what?

Answer 11

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Answer 12

what do u mean with that question?

Answer 13

never mind i figured it out

Answer 14

im stuck on equations x+b=c and i have some equations and story problems that go with it im in algebra 1 9th grade

Answer 15

k if x+b = c then
x = c - b

Answer 16

yeah thats just the formula /x+(-9)=3 this is the problem

Answer 17

x = 3 - (-9)
x = 3+9 = 12

Answer 18

i have 11 more problems like this

Answer 19

\[d+(-3)=0\]

Answer 20

d = 3

Answer 21

and thats basic u should do it on ur own

Answer 22

ok im starting to get it more thank you