Arionna claims that since there are 3 feet in a yard, there are 9 cubic feet in a cubic yard. Which statement about her claim is
true? Arionna is correct because there are 3 feet across the length of a cubic yard and 3 feet across the depth of a cubic yard. mc011-1.jpg
Arionna is correct because there are 3 feet in a yard and there are 3 dimensions in a cubic yard: length, depth, and height. mc011-2.jpg
Arionna is incorrect. There are only 3 cubic feet in a cubic yard because there are 3 feet in a yard, and the proportion will remain constant.
Arionna is incorrect. There are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard because a cubic yard is a prism with dimensions 3 ft mc011-3.jpg 3 ft mc011-4.jpg 3 ft. A prism with those dimensions will take 27 cubes to fill it if each cube is a unit cube of 1 ft.
We know that 1 yd------------> is equals to 3 ft so 1 yd³----------> is equals to (3 ft)³-----> 3*3*3 ft³------> 27 ft³
therefore
the answer is the option <span>Arionna is incorrect. There are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard because a cubic yard is a prism with dimensions 3 ft x 3 ft x 3 ft. A prism with those dimensions will take 27 cubes to fill it if each cube is a unit cube of 1 ft.</span>
Answer:Short answer is D. Arionna is incorrect. There are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard because a cubic yard is a prism with dimensions 3 ft Times 3 ft Times 3 ft. A prism with those dimensions will take 27 cubes to fill it if each cube is a unit cube of 1 ft.
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