Mathematics, 28.12.2019 04:31 maddylife
Acertain clay cube has volume 64 cubic inches. if a smaller clay cube is formed and has half the volume of the original cube, how many inches long is an edge of the smaller cube? a. 2
b. 4
c. 8
d. ![\sqrt[3]{4}](/tex.php?f=\sqrt[3]{4})
e. 2
Answers: 2
![2\sqrt[3]{4}\text{ in}](/tpl/images/0435/3860/43535.png)
![\sqrt[3]{a^3}=\sqrt[3]{32\text{ in}^3}](/tpl/images/0435/3860/cf977.png)
![a=\sqrt[3]{4\times 8\text{ in}^3}](/tpl/images/0435/3860/4f6a4.png)
![a=\sqrt[3]{4}\times \sqrt[3]{8\text{ in}^3}](/tpl/images/0435/3860/bc5c6.png)
![a=\sqrt[3]{4}\times \sqrt[3]{2^3\text{ in}^3}](/tpl/images/0435/3860/d67e8.png)
![a=\sqrt[3]{4}\times 2\text{ in}](/tpl/images/0435/3860/d15ee.png)
![a=2\sqrt[3]{4}\text{ in}](/tpl/images/0435/3860/5325c.png)
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