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2 years ago

HIIIIIIII HELP ASAP AND PLEASE SHOW WORK

Mathematics

2 answers:

givi [52]2 years ago

5 0

Ok, so The price for the amount of popcorn in both boxes is the same, what you want to find out is how much does box #2 cost in total. So do you know how to work with volume? You simply multiply all three slides. so 10 x 20 x 24 = 4,800. Now, since your trying to find the base amount of price per popcorn you need to divide 4,800 by $6.24, the cost of box 1 to find the price per popcorn. 6.24/4,800 = 0.0013. Now you need to find the volume of the second box. 12 x 22 x 20 = 5280. Finally, you multiply 5280 times 0.0013 to get 6.86400. C. is your answer when rounded ;) Good Luck!

lys-0071 [83]2 years ago

3 0

Volume of a rectangular prism is = L*W*H

Volume of box A is 4800cm^3

Since price is determined by volume, and the price of box A is $6.24 we need to find the price per cm^3. $6.24/4800cm^3 = $0.0013 per cm^3

Volume of box B is 5280cm^3

5280 * 0.0013 = $6.864 which is answer c

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