Effect of changing dimensions on volume-number of solutions

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A rectangular storage unit has dimensions 1 m by 2 m by 3 m. If each linear dimension is increased by the same amount

a) what increase would create a new storage unit with a volume 10 times the original

b) how many solutions are there to this problem? please explain why?

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