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A suitcase has a length that is 10 inches greater than its width. The sum of the length, width and height of the suitcase is 40 inches. Write a polynomial expression to represent V, the volume of a rectangular prism. (Volume = (length)(width)(height
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Start with what we know.... sum of length width and height = 40 \[(10+w) + w + h = 40 => h = 30-2w\] Volume is area of the base times the height so we get Area of base x height = \[(10+w)*w*h = hw^2 + 10hw = Volume\] Now substitute in the expression for h we get \[-2w^3 + 10w^2 + 300w = Volume\] As a test, let w = 10, length = w+10=20, height = 40-30= 10 So multiple these together to get volume = 10*20*10 = 2000 Set w = 10 in our equation \[-2(10)^3 + 10(10)^2 + 300(10) = 2000\]
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