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In a rectangular solid, if each dimension of the solid is an integer, what is the volume of the solid?
(1) The area of two sides of the rectangular solid is 4 and 20 respectively
(2) The area of two sides of the rectangular solid is 4 and 5 respectively.
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REQUIREMENT - value of all three sides...
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(1) The area of two sides of the rectangular solid is 4 and 20 respectively. so a*b = 4=1*4=2*2 and a*c=20 = 1*20=4*5=2*10 so a,b,c could be 1,4,20 or 1,4,5 or 2,2,10 different volumes possible insuff
(2) The area of two sides of the rectangular solid is 4 and 5 respectively. so a*b=4=1*4=2*2 and a*c=5=1*5 Only possibility of a,b,and c is 1,4,5 volume = 1*4*5=20 cu m suff
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