Transpose a formula for the volume of a box
Hi,
I want to make a box with the relationship between the three dimensions based on the Golden Ratio,
. The problem is, I need to find the sizes for the external dimensions based on a set volume.
= shortest side


If we say
is the material thickness I can calculate the volume of a known size box by the following formula
\times(b-2t)\times(c-2t))
What I am struggling to do is transpose that lot to give me the size of the box for a given volume. So far, I have replaced
and
and got this
\times(a\phi-2t)\times(a\phi^2-2t))
That structure looks like it should be familiar, but I can't think what I need to do to get this in the form of
whatever. Any help would be appreciated.