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a large aquarium 18 inches deep holds 30 gallons of water. a small aquarium with the same shape holds 20 gallons of water. how d

eep is the small aquarium to the nearest inch?

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Alex17521 [72]2 years ago

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20 so -10 from 30 so the 18 is -10 right hope dis helped

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