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QuestionCoveBot:

So you have to do: \[1.5*1.6\]You have \[1ft=7.5gal\]What is 1.5*1.6?

Mez666:

2.4

QuestionCoveBot:

Yes. So...

QCB wrote:
\[1ft=7.5gal\]
How many times does 1 go into 2.4?

Mez666:

2

QuestionCoveBot:

Yes. So what is 2 times 7.5?

Mez666:

15

QuestionCoveBot:

Correct. So the container can hold \[15.4\pi\]

Mez666:

but what about in gallons?

Mez666:

would I just multiply 15.4 by 7.5?

QuestionCoveBot:

wait wait. 15.4 is the gallons. xD

Mez666:

ohhhh

Mez666:

then what about in pi form?

Mez666:

would it just be 2.4?

QuestionCoveBot:

No, since pi also is 3.14, not 7.5

Mez666:

mk

AZ:

@questioncovebot wrote:
So you have to do: \[1.5*1.6\]You have \[1ft=7.5gal\]What is 1.5*1.6?
@questioncovebot wrote:
Yes. So...
QCB wrote:
\[1ft=7.5gal\]
How many times does 1 go into 2.4?
No no no no no no no no

AZ:

How many gallons can the cylinder hold? That means we're calculating the VOLUME of the cylinder Volume of a cylinder = pi * r^2 * h where r is the radius and h is the height the DIAMETER is 1.5 feet the height is 1.6 feet if the diameter is 1.5, what is the radius?

Mez666:

0.75

AZ:

Good! So can you calculate the volume of the cylinder? radius = 0.75 feet height = 1.6 feet Volume = pi * r^2 * h remember, we want the final answer in pi so that means you just multiply r^2 and h and we don't multiply it with 3.14 (pi). We just leave the \(\pi\) as it is

Mez666:

0.9

Mez666:

0.9pi

AZ:

@mez666 wrote:
0.9pi
Correct

AZ:

Now remember the units though that's 0.9\(\pi\) feet^3 and now we need to convert feet^3 to gallons so just multiply that by 7.5

Mez666:

wait so would the equation be 0.9pi^3*7.5?

AZ:

I'm not sure where you got the ^3 from but it would be 0.9 * pi * 7.5 and the units would be gallons

Mez666:

ok

Mez666:

so 21.2

AZ:

that's because 0.9*pi has units of feet^3 and in your question, it tells you that 1 feet^3 = 7.5 gallons so to get units of gallons |dw:1619482036621:dw|

AZ:

mez666 wrote:
so 21.2
That is correct. However, your question wants you to round to the nearest whole number

Mez666:

so 21

AZ:

You got it!

Mez666:

thx

AZ:

You're welcome!

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