david poured 9128 cm of water into an empty rectangular tank measuring 65 cm by 45 cm by 10. how much water could the tank hold?

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imstuck · Answer

Use the volume formula for a rectangle, which is length times width times height. Fiind the volume of the tank and then see if that number is greater than the amount of water that David wants to pour into it.

anonymous · Answer

10times 45 times 65 is 29250 but then I get stuck from there

anonymous · Answer

Can someone help please I'm so stuck

gorv · Answer

multiply all measurement of the tank that will give you volumeof the tank
that much amount of water it can hold

imstuck · Answer

65*45*10=29250.  That's how much the tank will hold. I don't see why they told you how much water David poured into it.  That means nothing here at all.

anonymous · Answer

Which is 29250 but is next the answer is 10 but I don't know how to arrive to it

anonymous · Answer

Can someone help please I'm so stuck

anonymous · Answer

10times 45 times 65 is 29250 but then I get stuck from there