EBK FINITE MATH AND APPLIED CALCULUS
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To calculate: The dimensions of the box in terms of the price per square foot of heavy-duty cardboard and lightweight cardboard if only the bottom of the box are to be made with heavy duty cardboard and the sides are to be made with lightweight cardboard and volume of the box is
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