The scale factor of a large oil container to a small oil container is 0.075. The large oil container can carry 144,000cm^3 of oi
2 answers:
Answer:
10800 cm³ oil can the small container carry.
Option (A) is correct .
Step-by-step explanation:
The scale factor is defined by
As given
The scale factor of a large oil container to a small oil container is 0.075.
The large oil container can carry 144,000 cm³ of oil.
Scale factor = 0.075
Larger volume = 144000 cm³
Put in the above
Small volume = 144000 × 0.075
Small volume = 10800 cm³
Therefore 10800 cm³ oil can the small container carry.
Option (A) is correct .
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