A tissue manufacturer produces two different sizes of tissue boxes, as shown in the attached picture.

Size A is a cube with a side length of 11.4 cm. Size B has length, width, and height of 29 cm, 11.4 cm, and 8.7 cm, respectively.

What is the difference in volume of the size A tissue box and the size B tissue box? (If necessary, round answer to the nearest tenth.)

Question

A tissue manufacturer produces two different sizes of tissue boxes, as shown in the attached picture. 



Size A is a cube with a side length of 11.4 cm. Size B has length, width, and height of 29 cm, 11.4 cm, and 8.7 cm, respectively.

What is the difference in volume of the size A tissue box and the size B tissue box? (If necessary, round answer to the nearest tenth.)

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

V(A)=11.4^3=....
V(B)=29x11.4x8.7=....
then V(A)-V(B)=...

anonymous · Answer

1394.676

anonymous · Answer

to the nearest tenth=1394.7 cm^3