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3 years ago

1. Find "V". Round to hundreds.V = LWHL= 29.4W = 16.7H = 21.8

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postnew [5]3 years ago

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Volume = 10,700

V = LWH

L = 29.4

W = 16.7

H = 21.8

All we need to do is multiply them all together and then round the answer to get our final answer to the hundreds place.

V = LWH

V = 29.4(16.7)(21.8)

V = 490.98(21.8)

V = 10703.364

Then, we need to round it to the hundreds place.

V = 10,700

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1. Find "V". Round to hundreds.V = LWHL= 29.4W = 16.7H = 21.8​

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