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An Olympic -size swimming pool in the shape of a rectangular solid has a volume of 3150 cubic meters,, a length of 70 meters,, a

nd a width of 35 meters.What is the depth of the pool????

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Lyrx [107]3 years ago

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Volume=length*width*depth.
=>
3150=70*35*D
=>
D=3150/(70*35)
=9/7 m
=1.286m

(hope athletes don't dive in this pool)

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