How to answer 5. A box for teas is to be made from some cardboardwith dimensions 1m by 40cm. It is folded along thedotted line in the figure to the right.40cm1ma) Determine an equation to represent(16.87,3500)the volume of this box.8000-b) If the minimum volume needs to be at least3,500cm, state the two equations you would(51.1,3500)4000use for Desmos.c) Amir is working on this problem too anddetermined a graph, (on the right).Assuming he used the same equations as you,determine the possible value(s) for x,explaining any restrictions, the reasons(s) foryour choice(s) and omissions.(2.03,3500)4080-4000-8000+-12000-16000-

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5. A box for teas is to be made from some cardboard with dimensions 1m by 40cm. It is folded along the dotted line in the figure to the right. 40cm 1m a) Determine an equation to represent the volume of this box. (16.87,3500). b) If the minimum volume needs to be at least 3,500cm³, state the two equations you would use for Desmos. (51.1,3500) (2.03,3500) c) Amir is working on this problem too and determined a graph, (on the right). Assuming he used the same equations as you, determine the possible value(s) for x, explaining any restrictions, the reasons(s) for your choice(s) and omissions. 4000 -12000 -16000-

5. A box for teas is to be made from some cardboard with dimensions 1m by 40cm. It is folded along the dotted line in the figure to the right. 40cm 1m a) Determine an equation to represent the volume of this box. (16.87,3500). b) If the minimum volume needs to be at least 3,500cm³, state the two equations you would use for Desmos. (51.1,3500) (2.03,3500) c) Amir is working on this problem too and determined a graph, (on the right). Assuming he used the same equations as you, determine the possible value(s) for x, explaining any restrictions, the reasons(s) for your choice(s) and omissions. 4000 -12000 -16000-

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Chapter9: Surfaces And Solids

Section9.1: Prisms, Area And Volume

Problem 27E: The box with dimensions indicated is to be constructed of materials that cost 1 cent per square inch...

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