You want the volume of the box to be 9 cubic inches. Find the rational solution(s) of the equation. Then use polynomial long division to find the other solution(s). What are the possible side lengths of

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You want the volume of the box to be 9 cubic inches.

Find the rational solution(s) of the equation. Then use polynomial long division to find the other solution(s).

What are the possible side lengths of the box?

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Answer: x^3

Step-by-step explanation: it has no cube so its 3^x or x^3

Nitin Bisht answered May 18, 2021

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