(1.) Riley noticed an aquarium in his father’s office. The aquarium had the dimensions 16 in. by 8.5 in. by 10.5 in. The formula for volume is: V = l × w × h. (a) Riley also thought that the surface area would triple. Is Riley correct? How many times greater is the surface area of the larger aquarium than the smaller? Show your work and explain your reasoning.
@Utterly_Confuzzled Plz help
Plz hurry!
@sleepyjess
Can you put the full question here?
is that better?
yes
ok
I'm still not completely sure what the question is. Riley also thought that the surface area would triple. also? It looks like there is still something missing
no he is yes
medal me
so hte answer is yes!!
can you medal me?
@anthony81864327158756 , Please do not give out direct answers
What are the dimensions of the larger aquarium? the smaller aquarium?
ok
No, I am not a teacher
i have one questions but there are different type of questions they are like (a) (b) and (c) i am on letter (C)
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It would be better if you posted the full question and all parts in a reply. That way we can see what you are having trouble with, as well as the full context of the problem.
ok
i will just do it on my own then
If you tell me the dimensions of the aquariums I will help you
ok
well it doesnt tell me the dimension of the larger it just tells me to triple it from the smaller one
the demenstions from the smaller one are 16 in. by 8.5 in. by 10.5 in.
Ok, then. So, if we triple all 3 dimensions, then we will have 48 by 25.5 by 31.5 .
what?
umm ok
So, here is our larger aquarium |dw:1420323214611:dw|
What does triple mean?
what do you mean?
You said "what?" and "umm ok", so that tells me you do not understand.
can you guys plz hurry i have to go in 3 minutes!
The formula for surface area is 2(lw) + 2(lh) + 2(wh) In this case, lets say 16=l 8.5=w and 10.5=h Take those, multiply them by 3 and then plug them nto the formula and let me know what you get. I'll help you with what to do after that
This isn't where you get answers fast, it is where you learn how to do the problem.
i know but i am in a huge hurry
(1.) Riley noticed an aquarium in his father’s office. The aquarium had the dimensions 16 in. by 8.5 in. by 10.5 in. The formula for volume is: V = l × w × h. (a) Riley also thought that the surface area would triple. Is Riley correct? How many times greater is the surface area of the larger aquarium than the smaller? Show your work and explain your reasoning.
@anthony81864327158756 , if you aren't going to help, please do not spam the post.
multiply 16 8.5 10.5 then you get!!
All you have to do is solve for the surface are of each aquarium
ok
\(\sf A=2(wl+hl+hw)\)
1428in.
The original is 786.5 The new one would be 2(48*25.5) + 2(48*31.5) + 2(25.5*31.5) That equals 7078.5 From there you need to divide the second aquariums surface area by the original surface area. The number you get will answer both questions because it will give you how many times larger it is. Does that make sense?
no
that is volume
not perimeter
For the small aquarium: 16 = l 8.5 = h 10.5 = w For the large aquarium: 48 = l 25.5 = h 31.5 = w
so is he correct?
What are you talking about @anthony81864327158756
i dont know what are you?
@Utterly_Confuzzled is correct
so Riley is correct?
you dont know what your saying
im 60 years old
im a teacher and a retired person
Well, you don't know what your talking about
so riley is correct or incorrect?
how are you talking to me?
Who is Riley?? But I'm 99% sure I'm right.
Riley the boy in my problem
No, Riley is incorrect
ok so riley is incorrect
What is 7078.5/786.5? Does it equal 3?
Because 7078.5 / 786.5 = 9 This is to be expected because 3(the factor) squared is 9
ok so how many times greater is the surface area of the larger aquarium than the smaller?
That means the surface area of the second fish tanks is 9 times greater.
so riley is incorrect
Right. Riley is incorrect because it is 9 times larger, not 3
oh ok
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