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Siobhan wants to have a beach party in January. Her parents said she can use the garage, which is 36 feet long and 20 feet wide. If she wants to cover the floor with 2 inches of sand, how much sand does she need?
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This a volume problem. So find the area first. Which is width times the length. So you have 36ft. times 20ft. Which gets you 720 square feet. Now multiply the area times the height to find the volume. First let's change the height in inches to feet. Since there are 12 inches to a foot. Then 2 inches must be 2/12 ft. So now let's multiply 2/12 feet times 720 square feet. We get (2)(720)/12 = 120 cubic feet of sand.
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