So my math teacher is very specific about showing work and explaining why the answer is what it is. I'm confused quite a bit about this question. "Given that 1 yard = 36 inches, explain how you would find

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Ethan Liou asked Jan 7, 2023

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So my math teacher is very specific about showing work and explaining why the answer is what it is. I'm confused quite a bit about this question.

"Given that 1 yard = 36 inches, explain how you would find the number of cubic inches in a yard"

I would assume the answer would just be 36in^3?

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Answer:

There are 46,656 cubic inches in a cubic yard.

Explanation:

for an approximate result, multiply the volume value by 46660

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