ometry CRMC :CR:Total:tions: Show all work to solve the questions below.A tank measures a length of 48in., a width of 32in., and a of height 28in. It is filled with water to a height of 18in. A typical brick measures a length of 9in. , a width of 4in., and a height of 0. How many whole bricks can be added to the tank before it overflows? Provide all evidence of your calculations.
Q. ometry CRMC :CR:Total:tions: Show all work to solve the questions below.A tank measures a length of 48in., a width of 32in., and a of height 28in. It is filled with water to a height of 18in. A typical brick measures a length of 9in. , a width of 4in., and a height of 0. How many whole bricks can be added to the tank before it overflows? Provide all evidence of your calculations.
Calculate Volume Tank: Calculate the volume of the tank when it's filled to a height of 18 inches.Volume =Length×Width×HeightVolume =48in.×32in.×18in.
Find Volume Water: Perform the multiplication to find the volume of water in the tank.Volume = 48×32×18Volume = 27,648in3
Calculate Volume Brick: Calculate the volume of one brick.Volume of a brick = Length×Width×HeightVolume of a brick = 9in.×4in.×2.5in.
Find Volume One Brick: Perform the multiplication to find the volume of one brick.Volume of a brick = 9×4×2.5Volume of a brick = 90in3
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