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IF LENGTH and WIDTH are given How to find Hight

L=256cm W=0.56cm H=?

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To find the height you need the volume.
Volume = length x width x height
Therefore
Height = volume / (length x width)
And I assume you have a rectangular or square shaped object?

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Length and width represent two dimensions of an object. Height is a third dimension.

They are not inter related. We can find out the height of an object for a given Volume.

Vol= LenngthxwidthxHeight.

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Multiply L by W=H

  • wellywellex Oct 18, 2016

    also note,even given length and width,, as long as there is no area given for the shape,, the height is impossible to find.no area no height!

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Never. Even if it a regular shape.

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The length, l, of a rectangle is 5/2 its width, w. The length, l, of the rectangle is 10 inches. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? What Iis the area of the rectangle, in sauare inches?

We are given the following data:

length = 5/2 * width
length = 10 inWe know through the transitive

property of equality that the following must be true:

5/2 * width = 10 in

We then solve this equation algebraically for width:

width = (10 in) * 2/5
width = 4 in

The perimeter of the rectangle is given by substituting our known values of length and width into the following general equation:

Perimeter = 2 * length + 2 * width
Perimeter = 2(10 in) + 2(4 in) = 28 in

In a similar fashion, we substitute these known values into the general equation for the area of the rectangle to solve for the same:

Area = length * width
Area = (10 in)(4 in)=40 in^2
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How many cubic feet is 312 sq. ft.

There is no relation between square anything to cubic anything.
If you want to calculate how many cubic feet 312 sq tiles are, you need to tell how this the tiles are.
Cubic is length x width x hight.
square is length x width.
All in the same dimension so even 1/4 of an inch, should be added in feet. with 0,00xx I don't want to calculate in these old measures anymore.
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P=228 width is 24 ft less than the length

Say length is x.
Width is x-24.
Perimeter is length plus width plus length plus width = 228.
x + (x-24) + x + (x-24) = 228
4x-48 = 228
4x=276
x=69
length = 69
width = 69-24= 45

check: 45 + 69 + 45 + 69 = 228
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Hi how do i measue pits? where do i put the decimals and how do i do the multiply? all i no is that you need to times length by width by hight. regards

What pits are you talking about?
Do you mean dents, for an accident report?
If so, then just take digital photos and send printo outs in with the report.
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In algebra formula,,,,carpeting cost $20.00 sq. yd you carpet a room that has a width of 15 ft, for $ 800.00 ,,what is the lenght of the room

Here is the Solution:

1. Convert 15 ft into yards. 1 yard = 3 feet
=> 15 ft = 5 yd

2. Find the area of the given room. The cost for given room is given, and cost for carpeting 1 sq. yd is given. So,
800/20 = 40 {i.e. 40 sq. yd (area of the given room)}

3. Now, Length * Width = Area
=> x * 5 = 40 [Taking Length = x yd]
=> x = 40/5
=> x = 8 yd
=> x = 8 * 3 ft
=> x = 24 ft

So, Length of the given room is 24 ft (8yd).

I hope this solved your problem (in time).
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