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Answer:
<h2>tank 1 can hold three times the water tank 2 can hold</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
in this problem, we are expected to solve for the individual volumes of each tank
given tank 1
lenght= 30 inches
width=20 inches
height= 15 inches
volume= 30*20*12
volume= 7200 inch^3
given tank 2
lenght= 20 inches
width=12 inches
height= 10 inches
volume= 20*12*10
volume= 2400 inch^3
to get the amount of water tank 1 one can hold more than two, we need to divivde the volume of tank 1 by tank 2
= 7200/2400
=3
Therefore tank 1 can hold three times the water tank 2 can hold
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
10² ÷ 
100 ÷
100 ÷ 130321
A. $680 tax is paid
B. The total cost is $17,680
