Math Dimension Question! Urgent!?

It could be a few of them.

How you figure it out is by finding 3 numbers that when multiplied together equal 120.

So for example you could do 2x3x20

3x4x10

1x1x120

5x2x12

And there are many more. Any of the above would work. Hope I helped.

An infinite number of dimensions are possible, as long as the length times width times height equals 120.

A few examples:

1 by 1 by 120

2 by 3 by 20

6 by 4 by 5

Volume of rectangular prism = 120

Length * Width * Height = 120

So, there are infinite possible dimensions.

A few of them are:

1 * 1 * 120 = 120

2 * 5 * 12 = 120

And even ones involving decimals, like 2.323121 * 9.23231 * 5.594986419 = 120 !

I hope that helps. :)

ILoveMaths07.

There is not a unique answer. If the dimensions are a by b by c then:

abc = 120

Pick some numbers. It could be

3 by 4 by 10

and there are an infinite number of other possibilities.

A cardboard container created from 6 oblong factors might have 2 factors of the container having 2 equivalent aspects. Eg. the part of the precise floor of the container = part of the backside floor of the container. with that argument, basically upload 2 x [(length) x (width)] + 2 x [(width) x (intensity)] + 2 x [(length) x (intensity)] => 2(8 x 5) + 2(5 x 3) + 2(8 x 3) = 158 cm^2

There are infinite possible dimensions.

Some are

1x1x120

2x2x30