Domo A.

asked • 08/31/16

Two boxes are both shaped like cubes. Each edge of the smaller box is 1/2 the length of the corresponding edge of the larger box. The larger box will hold how

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Two boxes are both shaped like cubes. Each edge of the smaller box is 1/2 the length of the corresponding edge of the larger box. The larger box will hold how many times as much sand as the smaller box?

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Mark M. answered • 08/31/16

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Domo A.

can u help me with this question
For an experiment in science class, students roll a number cube with faces numbered 1 to 8, then draw a card from deck of 3 cards – the ace of hearts, queen of spades, and eight of clubs, and then finally flip a coin. How many possible outcomes are there for this experiment?
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Mark M.

This is a counting problem, like the one that asks how many outfits you can make from some pants, shirts, and hats.
For each of 8 numbers there are 3 cards, so far 24 possibilities.
Now for each of those combinations there are 2 sides of a coin.
2 · 24 = 46
There are 46 different possible outcomes.
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Domo A.

thanks so much would you mind a few more questions
this is a multi part question
 
The largest box of popcorn in the USA measured 40 ft long, 28 ft wide, and 6.7 ft high. It was filled with popcorn at Pittsville Elementary School in Wisconsin.

a.) How much popcorn filled the box?

b.) How much material was required to construct the box? (Remember, a popcorn box does not have a lid!)
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Mark M.

a)
Volume is length x width x height
Volume is (40)(28)(6.7) ft3    [are you sure these are feet? That's a mighty big box!]
b)
There is the bottom - (40)(20) ft2
There are two sides that are (40)(6.7) ftand two sides that are (28)(6.7) ft2
Calculate the area of the five pieces and add.
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