Three cube shaped boxes are stacked one above the other the volumes of two of the boxes are 1331 m³ each and the volume of the third box is 729 m³ what is the height of the stacked boxes in meters

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Marcellus

18 March, 06:32

Three cube shaped boxes are stacked one above the other the volumes of two of the boxes are 1331 m³ each and the volume of the third box is 729 m³ what is the height of the stacked boxes in meters

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Martin Mccall · Answer 1

So to find out the answer, you need to find out the dimensions of each cube. So for the 1331, it's 11 x 11 x 11. So you know that would be 11 meters high. Now the next cube. Then there's another 1331, so that would be another 11 meters high. Then 729, also 9 x 9 x 9, so that's going to be 9 meters high. Then add all the cube square roots. 11 + 11 + 9 = 31. So the height of the stacked boxes will be 31 meters.