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Sixty students eat twenty four pizzas.To find how many pizzas are needed to feed fifteen students, Set up the problem but don't

solve the problem(**It Should be a proportion**)

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bezimeni [28]3 years ago

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Idk what you mean the answer is 15 students eat six pizzas

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Part 1) The volume of the storage body is 576 cubic feet

Part 2) To find out how many boxes can she fit in the storage body, divide the volume of the storage body by the volume of each box

Part 3) Sheila can fit 64 boxes into the truck

Step-by-step explanation:

step 1

Find the volume of the storage body

we know that

The volume of the of the storage body is equal to the volume of two rectangular prism

The volume of a rectangular prism is equal to

$V=LWH$

First rectangular prism (top)

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Second rectangular prism (bottom)

$V=(15-4)(6)(6)=396\ ft^3$

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step 2

we know that

To find out how many boxes can she fit in the storage body, divide the volume of the storage body by the volume of each box

step 3

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$\frac{576}{9}= 64\ boxes$

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