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How many books can you get in a storage bin that is 4 feet high and 9 feet long and 11 feet wide

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Ugo [173]3 years ago

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Well, this depends on the size of the books. We can find the volume of the bin by using...
V=bh or l x w x h
So, 9 times 11 is 99.
99 times 4 is 396, which is the volume.
You did not specify the size of the books, so all we can say is that the volume of the bin is 396 cubic feet.

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