Question

A cubic water storage facility stores water for a upcoming construction site. The required volume of the water storage facility is dependent on the dimensions of the region that needs to be watered. For a certain construction project, suppose that the length of one side of the cubic water storage must be 5/6y^3. What should the total volume of the water storage facility be?

Answer 1

free medal and fan for the person who gets this right

Answer 2

A cube 5/6 of a yard on edge.
5/6yd (3ft/yd) = 2.5ft
Volume = (2.5ft)^3 = 15.625 ft^3
15.625ft^3(7.480gal/ft^3) = 116.9 gallons

Answer 3

or (64/27)x6

Answer 4

if its a multiple choice question

Answer 5

the choices are

a)15/6y^3
b) 5/6y^9
c)125/216y^3
D)125/216y^9

Answer 6

correct.

Answer 7

hm....i think it would be c

Answer 8

but im not 100% sure

Answer 9

Oh.

Answer 10

Well, I need help on one more question, can you help me on it?

Answer 11

i'll try

Answer 12

he volume of a sphere is found using the formula, V-4/3 pie r^2. where r is the radius. What is the volume of a sphere if the radius is 3x^3?

Answer 13

The first once was not C :c I got the second one though, thanks for the help.

Answer 14

oopsie lol

Answer 15

but for the last question that you mentioned .. i have no idea how to solve questions involving variables.

Answer 16

..and volume

Answer 17

I got it right :)

Answer 18

Oh yay!! haha glad i can help