A6. Ms. Whitmell and Ms. Carone are building a rectangular prism-shaped shed, that will be at least 1m tall. The volume of the shed is given by V(x) = 108x27x³ + 2x³ where x is the height of the shed in metres, and V(x) is in metres cubed. The city bylaws require all sheds to be maximum 4m tall. What is the domain for the height of the shed? Ore [1,4] Ox € (0,4) Ox= [0,00) O x = [0, 6]

A6. Ms. Whitmell and Ms. Carone are building a rectangular prism-shaped shed, that will be at least 1m tall. The volume of the shed is given by V(x) = 108x27x³ + 2x³ where x is the height of the shed in metres, and V(x) is in metres cubed. The city bylaws require all sheds to be maximum 4m tall. What is the domain for the height of the shed? Ore [1,4] Ox € (0,4) Ox= [0,00) O x = [0, 6]

Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

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