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we know that
[volume of a triangular prism]=[area triangular base]*[length]
[volume <span>of a triangular prism]=[(14.4*2.1)/2]*8.25
</span>[volume of a triangular prism]=124.74 mm³
the answer is 306
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Step-by-step explanation:
A gardener is filling 5 planter boxes (cubical pots) with potting soil. Each box is 1.5 feet long on each side. The
gardener has 3 bags of potting soil, each with a volume of 5 cubic feet.
Is there enough potting soil for the 5 planter boxes?
O There is not enough potting soil. The gardener needs 1.875 cubic feet more potting soil.
O There is enough potting soil. The gardener needs only 3.375 cubic feet of potting soil.
O There is not enough potting soil. The gardener needs 3.75 cubic feet more potting soil.
O There is enough potting soil. The gardener needs only 4.5 cubic feet of potting soil.
O There is not enough potting soil. The gardener needs 7.5 cubic feet more potting soil.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Andy covers all the walls of his kitchen using 6 rolls of a wallpaper.
To Find:
Number of rolls used per wall.
Solution:
Since, we know that the shape of a kitchen is a cuboid.
And a cuboid has total 6 faces, with 4 walls, one roof and one floor.
So, total number of walls in Andy's kitchen = 4
Now, it is given that he uses 6 rolls of wallpaper to cover 4 walls completely.
In order to find the number of rolls used per wall, we'll have to divide the total number of rolls used with the total number of walls.
Number of rolls used per wall =
So, 1.5 rolls are used to cover one wall.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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