Really Quick Question!!!!
A wedding cake is prepared using 3 individual cakes. The first is a rectangular prism with a length thirteen inches, a width 9 inches, and a height 3 inches. The second is a cylinder with a diameter 6 inches and a height 4 inches. The third is a cube with side length 3 inches. What is the approximate total volume of the cake? Use three point one four for pi. Round to the nearest whole number.
don't have to explain
well first you have to find the volume of each one by multiplying length*width*height then once you find the volume of each one you add them together to get the volume of each one
to get the volume of all of it not each one sorry
wait what about the cylinder?
is the cube length*width*height too
is it s^3
is it 1191?
Hello?
did I get a medal cuz I got it right?
I'm lost?
yes its length*width* height
so 1191 total
if you did the calculations right and added the volumes of each one together to get the full volume than yes it is right
ok then what should I put cuz my choices are 453 cubic inches ,473 cubic inches,491 cubic inches and 830
* cubic inches
I was waaayy off it is 491
o I times it not added it
lol sorry for the trouble
i got 491
thx
yep sorry i was so late on replyin to that i was helpin my cousin with math too
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