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3 years ago

Evan enjoys eating fresh fruits and vegetables. This

Mathematics

1 answer:

Arlecino [84]3 years ago

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Answer:

$2304 \ in^3$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the surface dimensions of the garden as 24 inches by 48 inches:

#Calculate surface area of the garden's top:

$A=lw\\\\=48\times 24\\\\=1152 in^2$

Given the soil's thickness is 2 Inches, we multiply this thickness by the garden's surface area to get volume of soil used:

$V=tA, t-thickness, A=Area=1152 \ in^2\\\\=2 \ in \times 1152\ in^2\\\\=2304 \ in^3$

Hence, the amount of soil used is 2304 cubic inches.

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