Chapter 12: Q5. (page 478)
Refer to rectangular solids with dimensions l, w and h. Complete the following table.

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\begin{align} l & = 5x\\w &= 4x\\ h&=3x\\L.A.&=54 x^2\\T.A. &= 94x^2\\V&=60x^3\end{align}
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Chapter 12: Q5. (page 478)
Refer to rectangular solids with dimensions l, w and h. Complete the following table.

\begin{align} l & = 5x\\w &= 4x\\ h&=3x\\L.A.&=54 x^2\\T.A. &= 94x^2\\V&=60x^3\end{align}
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