Question

Please someone can help me solve this question #11. Thanks

Answer 1

wheres the question?(laughing emoji)

Answer 2

I'm afraid to give you an answer cause i feel like it would be wrong...

Answer 3

I'd go with cc's
1 cubic centimetre = 1000 cubic millimetres

Answer 4

i don't want the answer i want to know the operation to do

Answer 5

they want you to write \(10^6 \) in "standard form"
I 'm not sure what they mean by standard form, but they must have told you.
It's probably just one million written as a number.

Answer 6

can you figure out the length (which is also the width and height)?

Answer 7

That i want to know

Answer 8

the first part is probably just 1,000,000
You know the volume is
10*10 * 10*10 * 10*10
and you also know the volume is L*L*L (all 3 sides are the same length)
so you should divide up
10*10 * 10*10 * 10*10
into 3 equal chunks. one chunk will be L

Answer 9

so the answer is 333,333 cubic millimeters

Answer 10

no, you divided 1000000/3
in other words, you found L so that L+L+L= 1,000,000
you want L*L*L= 1,000,000
notice that if you put parens in, like this:
(10*10) * (10*10) * (10*10) = 1,000,000
that L matches up with 10*10 , which is 100

Answer 11

Oh thanks phi for your help