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I need the formula used to find an answer to the following: A square sandbox with sides 5ft long, and I want to put sand 1.05ft deep in the box, how much sand would I need?
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First, what is the formula for volume and area of a box?
Volume is base times width times height. Area is ???? can't remember?
length x width
Yeah? I'm still at a loss. So how do I get the amount needed for the sand? The volume would be 125 cubic feet. And the area would be 25sq ft. Now what?
Okay, so length times width times 1.05 (height) gives us 26.25 cubic feet of sand.
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