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I'm wanting to design and build my own street legal car. I've pretty much got the design that I want I just need to know how to design and build a simple (if possible) chassis and what kind of medal to use for the outer body.

I know exactly what I'm talking about.

I need help with this word problem. What is the radius of a circle whose area is 154 square centimeters? I know I'm suppost to use the formula A={\pi}r^2 . What do I need to do next?

Thanks! You've been a real good help Dude!

I see what you mean. So my answer is going to be l &= \frac{1,800}{12 \cdot 6}\end{split}\end{equation*}?

I need somebody to show me how to do it.

Please help me I beg you!

Let me see if I've got this straight. When "w" and "h" are brought arcross the "=" sign, the oppisite must be done. V=l*w*h \frac {V}{w*h}=l Right?

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Here it is. How long must a rectangular box be in oder to hold 1,800 cubic centimeters if its width is 12 centimeters and its height is 6 centimeters?

Well maybe I haven't got it written out right. Can I give you the problem and you work it out and show me how to do it?

I'm stuck can anybody help me? (Note: I'm looking for the length.) 1,800cc-72cm=L What do I do next?

Thanks

Do I need to use "cc" to represent "cubic centimeters?"

After I posted this thread I read my problem a little more and decided that i needed to use the "V=lwh" formula. And when I checked to see if I had any replies, your post prove me right. Thank you VERY MUCH!