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A tool box has the dimensions of 10 in by 4 in by 3 in. If Andrea plans to double one dimension to build a larger tool box, she believes she would double the volume of the tool box. Is she correct?

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Answer: Yes

Explanation:

Given

Dimension of the toolbox is
10\ in.* 4\ in.* 3\ in.

suppose the length of the box is doubled, then a new length will be
2* 10\ in.

So, the volume of the box becomes


\Rightarrow V=2* 10* 4* 3

It can also be written as


\Rightarrow V=2* (10* 4* 3)=2* (V_(old))

i.e. the volume of the toolbox is doubled. Therefore, Andrea is correct.

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