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A sheet ABCD of dimensions 10 ft x 3 ft is shown in Figure A-6.1. A box is made by removing two squares of e dimensions AEFG and DHIJ and two rectangles of equal dimensions BKLM and CNOP respectively.​

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Answered by panschul
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Given : A sheet ABCD of dimensions 10 ft x 3 ft is shown in Figure A-6.1. A box is made by removing two squares of e dimensions AEFG and DHIJ and two rectangles of equal dimensions BKLM and CNOP respectively.​

To Find : Volume of the box

How many soap bars of volume 5-x can be fitted.  

Solution:

Dimension = 10 * 3

Square cut =  x by x

Dimensions = (10  - 2x )/ 2  = 5 - x    ( length base and top

3 - 2x   ( width )

x    height

Volume = (5 - x)(3 - 2x) x

= (15 +2x²  - 13x)x

= 2x³  - 13x²  +  15x

Volume of the box  is   2x³  - 13x²  +  15x

x = 0.5

=>

Volume of the box   = (5 - x)(3 - 2x) x

= ( 4.5) ( 2) (0.5)

= 4.5  cubic feet

Bar soap of 5 -x    hence can be fitted max =  (5 - x)(3 - 2x) x / ( 5 - x)

= (3 - 2x) x

= 2x(1.5 - x)

Hence correct options are :

Volume of the box  is   2x³  - 13x²  +  15x

At most  2x(1.5 - x) soap bars can be fitted

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