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2 years ago

ILL PUT YOU AS BRAINLIEST!!!!!! please !

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The volume of each of The buckets is:
V1 = pi * r ^ 2 * h
Where,
r: radio
h: height
Substituting values we have:
V1 = 3.14 * (5/12) ^ 2 * (25/12)
V1 = 1.14 feet ^ 3
The volume of the warehouse is:
V2 = (100) * (50) * (20)
V2 = 100000 feet ^ 3
Then, the number of buckets of rocks she could store in a warehouse is:
N = (V2) / (V1)
N = 100000 / 1.14
N = 87719
Answer:
the number of buckets of rocks she could store in a warehouse is:
N = 87719

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