Math, asked by LumpySpacePrincess, 3 months ago

The weight of the rectangular block(W) of metal varies jointly as the length (l), the width(w) and the thickness (h). If the weight of a 12 cm by 8 cm by 6cm block of metal is 18 kg, find the weight of the 16 cm by10cm by 4cm metal block.​

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Answered by raquelhioca20
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Answer:

let W = weight of the rectangular block

l = length

w = weight

t = thickness

The equation: W = klwt

Step-by-step explanation:

solving for k , from the first set of given

data: W = 18, 1 = 2, w = 3, t = 4

W = klwt

18 = k(2)(3)(4)

18 = k(24)

k = 18/24

k = 0.75

to find the weight of the rectangular

block with l = 16, w = 10, t = 4 and k = 0.75

W = klwt

W = (0.75)(16)(10)(4)

W = 480

thus , the weight of the rectangular block of metal whose dimensions are 16 dm by 10dm by 4 dm, is 480 kg.

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