A building is 21 meters high, 15 meters long, and 14+30X meters wide.
Express its volume in terms of X.
A building is 21 meters high, 15 meters long, and 14+30X meters wide.
Express its volume in terms of X.
A cargo ship anchored in port, its volume is 360 cm³.
The vessel is composed of 6 small vessels.
They disassembled 3 small tanks whose total volume is half of the cargo tanks.
Suggest sizes for the edges of each small tank if its height is known to be 3 meters.
After cleaning the public quadrilateral pool,
To be completed again
we fill it with buckets,
The volume of each bucket is 8 liters.
The quadrilateral pool with a depth of 3 meters and a width of 10 meters,
How many buckets are needed to refill the pool?
If we increase the side of a cube by 6, how many times will the volume of the cube increase?
A building is 21 meters high, 15 meters long, and 14+30X meters wide.
Express its volume in terms of X.
We use a formula to calculate the volume: height times width times length.
We rewrite the exercise using the existing data:
We use the distributive property to simplify the parentheses.
We multiply 21 by each of the terms in parentheses:
We solve the multiplication exercise in parentheses:
We use the distributive property again.
We multiply 15 by each of the terms in parentheses:
We solve each of the exercises in parentheses to find the volume:
A cargo ship anchored in port, its volume is 360 cm³.
The vessel is composed of 6 small vessels.
They disassembled 3 small tanks whose total volume is half of the cargo tanks.
Suggest sizes for the edges of each small tank if its height is known to be 3 meters.
2X10, 4X5
After cleaning the public quadrilateral pool,
To be completed again
we fill it with buckets,
The volume of each bucket is 8 liters.
The quadrilateral pool with a depth of 3 meters and a width of 10 meters,
How many buckets are needed to refill the pool?
37500
If we increase the side of a cube by 6, how many times will the volume of the cube increase?