The question is incomplete :
The height, width and Lenght isn't Given. However, we can create an hypothetical scenario, with a height 6, length 8 and width 4
Answer:
192 unit³
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume of the card box :
Recall the volume of box formula :
V = length * width * height
Volume = 8 * 6 * 4
Volume = 192 unit³
This is the procedure for any given dimension of the card deck.
Answer:
yeah, its 64
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: S = 20 lbs L = 45 lbs. Both answer have been rounded from below
Step-by-step explanation:
L+S = 65 lbs
55L + 65S = 3774 lbs
55L+55S = (65)(55) = 3,575 lbs
10S = 199 lbs
S = 19.99 (round to 20)
L + S = 65
L + 19.99 = 65
L = 45.01 (round to 45)
I know this is kinda late, but...
You can solve this easily as long as you remember how to find the volume of a cube. v=a^3, when a means length. The length is 1/2 cm, or .5 cm.
So, v+.5^3, which equals .125 cm. Each cube has a that volume. Now, multiply that by how many actual cubes there are, 96.
96 * .125 = 12