A container holds 100 teaspoons of water. what might the container look like? include dimensions
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Answer: The radius of the new water tower is approximately 21 ft^3
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know the volume of the Water Tower is 66840 ft^3 and the new one's volume will hold 3/5 as much. so you will multiply 66840 by 3/5 to find the volume of the new one.
66840 * 3/5 = 40104 so the new water tower will hold 40104 cubic feet of water.
Now to find the radius we will use the formula v= 4/3r^3
40104 = 4/3 * * r^3
40104= 4.1887* r^3
r= 21