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The volume of a squared base cuboid is 675 cm³. If it's height is 3 cm, find it's length.

User Mingjing Zhang
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Recall that the volume of a squared base cuboid is:


V=l^2* h,

where l is the length of the squared base, and h is the height of the cuboid.

Substituting V=675 cm³ and h=3cm we get:


675cm^3=l^2\cdot3cm\text{.}

Dividing the above result by 3cm we get:


\begin{gathered} (675cm^3)/(3cm)=(l^2\cdot3cm)/(3cm), \\ 225cm^2=l^2\text{.} \end{gathered}

Therefore:


\begin{gathered} l=\sqrt[]{225cm^2}, \\ l=15cm\text{.} \end{gathered}

Answer: The length is 15cm.

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