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15. The volume of a refrigerator is x3-3x2-16x-12. Its height is x + 2. What are the other two dimensions? A. x + 6 and x - 1 B. x-3 and x + 2 C. x-2 and x + 3 D. x-6 and x + 1
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15. The volume of a refrigerator is x3-3x2-16x-12. Its height is x + 2. What

are the other two dimensions?
A. x + 6 and x - 1
B. x-3 and x + 2
C. x-2 and x + 3
D. x-6 and x + 1

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B. would be the correct dimensions for the equation.
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