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3 years ago

What is the answers to the parts 2a-2d

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il63 [147K]3 years ago

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2a) if 1 ft³ weighs 150 lb==>the TOTAL VOLUME =5,000/150 =33.334 ft³

2b) 1 ft³ 1,728 in³. So the TOTAL volume in in³ =33.334 x 1728 = 57,600 in³

c) Volume =(1/3)(πR²).H but R = H then V= (1/3)(πR³).plug V (=57600)

57,600 = 1/3 (πR³) ==> R³ = (3 x 57600) / π ==> R = 38 in

d) Area x thickness = Volume ==> Area x 2 in = 57600 in then:
Are =57600/2 & Area =28,800 in²

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