Q: can you find the volume of the tank based on the opposite sides as the bases.
This one was a tricky one lol.
To find volume you need a formula:
Formula for volume varies on the shape of the object.
<span><span>Cube = a 3<span>a is the side length
</span></span><span>Rectangular prism = a * b * c<span>a, b, c are the length, width, and height
</span></span><span>Cylinder = π * r 2 * h<span><span>r is the radius of the circular base</span><span>h is the height
for this one you would need the Rectangular prism formula.
A: No you cannot find the volume because you need length, width, and height to figure out the volume of the rectangular prism.
Hope this helped! :)
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There are two scales that may be possible for this scale model; one where it's for every foot and one where it's for every meter.
The for every foot would be better to find out since the scale would be easier to use.
First, you have to divide each sided by 4.2, since you want to find how many meters for each foot.

For every 1 foot used in the model, the actual will be 125 meters.
1 ft = 125 m
Answer:
3/4 or 75% or .75
Step-by-step explanation:
You would multiply 3 * .25 because there are three people getting 25% of a pie. All of the answers above are equivalent
V=πr^2h/3=π·3^2·11.5/3≈108.38495 or 108.40 rounded