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a flat-bottom reflecting pool has length 30 yards, width 10 yards, and depth 0.3 yard. Find th e surface area of the pool and the volume of water it holds

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The surface area of the object above can be calculated by summing up all the areas of the surfaces. Therefore, we will have 5 surfaces with rectangles as the shape. The volume would be the product of the length, width and the depth. We calculate as follows:

SA = 2(depth)(length) + 2(depth)(width) + (width)(length)
SA = 324 yd^2

VOlume = 30x10x.3
Volume = 90 yd^3
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