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help me!! ALEGBRA !!!!! mike poured 15 cups of water into rectangular container10 in.by 6 in. by 9 centimeters. [1 cup =14.44 cubic inches,1 inch=2.54cm] part A; WHAT IS THE MAXIUM VOLUME OF WATER THAT THE RECTANGULAR CONTAINER CAN HOLD ? B; how many cubic inches. of water was poured into the container? C; what was the height of the water in the container?
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define which one is height?
the container is 10 inches tall by 6 inches & 9 centimeters wide
9cm = (9/2.54)inches A. 10*6*(9/2.54) cubic inches B. Same as A because 15*14.44 > 10*6*(9/2.54) C. 10 inches The answer sounds suspeciously wrong, so check it first.
ok thank you for the help though(:
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