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SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density W 3s = W s V 3s * VsVs

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density W 3s = W s V 3s * VsVs

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density W 3s = W s V 3s * VsVs V s = s * s * s = s 3

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density W 3s = W s V 3s * VsVs V s = s * s * s = s 3 V s = 3s * 3s * 3s = 27s 3

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density W 3s = W s V 3s * VsVs V s = s * s * s = s 3 V s = 3s * 3s * 3s = 27s 3

SATMathVideos.Net A cube with side length s weighs 20 pounds. How much would a cube made of the same material weigh if it has a side length of 3*s? A) 60 pounds B) 120 pounds C) 540 pounds D) 1200 pounds W = V * g * ρ weight volume acceleration density W 3s = W s V 3s * VsVs V s = s * s * s = s 3 V s = 3s * 3s * 3s = 27s 3 W 3s = 540 pounds Answer: C