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The top of a refrigerator has an area of 0.6 m2. The height of the refrigerator is 180 cm. What volume does the refrigerator occupy in CUBIC METERS?
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Welcome to QuestionCove!! Well first, V is volume so we need to do V=Ah A is the area whereas h is the height So h=180cm which equals to 1.8m Next, V=0.6 x 1.8=1.08 m cube so m^3
@alexis1415 wrote:
Welcome to QuestionCove!!
Well first, V is volume so we need to do V=Ah
A is the area whereas h is the height
So h=180cm which equals to 1.8m
Next, V=0.6 x 1.8=1.08 m cube so m^3
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@wak3uplol wrote:
@alexis1415 wrote:
Welcome to QuestionCove!!
Well first, V is volume so we need to do V=Ah
A is the area whereas h is the height
So h=180cm which equals to 1.8m
Next, V=0.6 x 1.8=1.08 m cube so m^3
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