Question

2. Mr. Cooper’s company rents storage containers to customers. The customers can choose which size fits their needs and Cooper Storage delivers the containers. After the customers fill the containers, the company transports them to a warehouse to be stored until the customer needs the contents.
(a) The volume for one size of the storage containers is 574 ft3. The container has a length of
10 ft and a width of 7 ft. How tall would a stack of 6 containers be if they were stacked one on top of another?

Answer 1

@Utterly_Confuzzled

Answer 2

ok first find the height of one container by using the formula for a prism

Answer 3

@AwesomeSays3! find the height of one

Answer 4

V=wlh
574=(10)*(7)*h

Use that to solve for the height of one container

Answer 5

use @Utterly_Confuzzled 's statement

Answer 6

once you get 'h', multiply by 6 to get the total height :)

Answer 7

what is th hieght?

Answer 8

refer to utterly confuzzled's comment

Answer 9

ok but i dont get what is the hiehgt

Answer 10

:/

Answer 11

ok
simplify the statement: 574=70h agree?

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

then the height is just 574/70

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

or 8.2

Answer 16

so the height of 6 is 8.2x6 or 49.2

Answer 17

so the hieght is 49.2

Answer 18

so its 3444

Answer 19

the height of one is 8.2

Answer 20

the total is 49.2

Answer 21

i now

Answer 22

then i multiply it by 70?

Answer 23

No. Your answer is just 49.2 no need to multiply it by anything

Answer 24

no its ur final answer

Answer 25

oh ok

Answer 26

thx who should i medal :P

Answer 27

ur choice

Answer 28

Crashonce deserves it

Answer 29

how about i medal Crashone and Crashone medals utterly_confuzzled

Answer 30

done