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Goatgurl06:

Kevin plans to put concrete on a rectangular portion of his driveway. The portion is 10ft long and 3 inches high the price of concrete is $98 per cubic yard which of the following is closest to the width of the portion of driveway.3ft,6ft,8ft, or 10 ft

Goatgurl06:

The total cost of the concrete was $72.59

Mercury:

be careful with units on this problem since it gives us the cost of the concrete, as well as the price per cubic yard, we can find the # of cubic yards of concrete by dividing: (total cost of the concrete) / (cost per cubic yard). this is the volume of the concrete in yards. set aside this value as "V"

Mercury:

now, V = L*W*H, where L = length, W = width, H = height our volume is in yards now, so we must also convert our L W and H into yards as well. L = 10 feet ---> divide this by 3 to get yards H = 3 inches ---> divide this by 12 to get feet ---> divide again by 3 to get yards once you have your new L and H values in yards, you can plug in V, L, and H into the formula to get W now, since the answer choices for width are in feet, multiply by 3 to get feet

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