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Find the height h of the solid. h I B = 147 cm2 Volume 1323 cm h= cm

Find the height h of the solid. h I B = 147 cm2 Volume 1323 cm h= cm-example-1
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Answer:

h = 9 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

The volume of the solid can be calculated as:


V=B\cdot h

So, we can replace the value of the Volume by 1323 cm³ and B by 147 cm² as:


1323cm^3=147cm^2\cdot h

Then, dividing by 147 into both sides, we get:


\begin{gathered} (1323cm^3)/(147cm^2)=(147cm^2\cdot h)/(147cm^2) \\ 9\text{ cm = h} \end{gathered}

Therefore, the height h of the solid is 9 cm.

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