The change in the volume of the box if length, width and height of the box doubles.
Answer to Problem 33HP
If length, width and height of the box doubles; volume of the box is also gets doubles.
Explanation of Solution
Explantion:
Know that:
The volume of the box is given by the following expression:
Where,
Length of box:
Width of box:
Height of box:
Here, the problem states that the length, width and height of the box doubles then the volume changes or not.
From the above realtion shown by the eq. (1):
The volume of the box is directly proportional to its dimensions that means length, width and height of the box.
So, if there is change in the dimensions; changes will occur in the volume.
Hence, if length, width and height of the box doubles, the volume of the box also gets doubles.
Conclusion:
Hence, the volume of the chocolate bar is
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