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Previous Question: how many cubic inches is this box? Top: 3" wide, 20" long Side (all 4): 12" Bottom: 9" wide, 20" long Next Question: Four points X, Y, Z, and W are located so that OX = 7 OY + 4 OZ -10 OW for a point O. Prove, from first principals, that the points are coplanar.

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