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A shoebox is 14 inches long and 9 1/2 inches wide. Its volume is 665 cubic inches. Which equation can you use to find how tall t

he shoebox is, h? How tall is the shoebox?

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Vilka [71]1 year ago

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Lets see

Volume=Length ×Breadth ×Height

B=9 1/2=9.5in

L=14in

Now

665=14(9.5)H
665=133H
H=5in

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