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3 years ago

A Perspex container has a 6 cm square base and contains

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1 answer:

crimeas [40]3 years ago

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Answer:

a) V = 252 cm³

b) Vs = 72 cm³

Explanation:

The volume of the water can be given by the following formula:

$Volume\ of\ Water = V = (Base\ Area)(Height)\\V = (Length)^2(Height)\\V = (6\ cm)^2(7\ cm)\\$

V = 252 cm³

The volume of stone can be given by the change in volume of the water when the stone is dipped into it.

$Volume\ of\ Stone = Vs = (Length)^2(Change\ in\ Height\ of\ Water)\\Vs = (6\ cm)^2(9\ cm - 7\ cm)\\$

Vs = 72 cm³

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