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What is the volume of a box with width 2 2/3 inches, length 3 1/3 inches, and height 2 1/3 inches ?

What is the volume of a box with width 2 2/3 inches, length 3 1/3 inches, and height-example-1
User Mhh Lecker
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The volume of the box is
20 (20)/(27) inches

To determine the volume of the box, we have that the formula for calculating volume of a rectangle is expressed as;

V = lwh

Such that;

  • V is the volume of the rectangle
  • l is the length of the rectangle
  • w is the width of the rectangle
  • h is the height of the rectangle

Now, substitute the values, we have;

Volume =
(8)/(3) * (10)/(3) * (7)/(3)

Multiply the values, we get;

Volume =
(560)/(27) inches

Volume is also;

=
20 (20)/(27) inches

User Ergys
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Answer:

The volume of a box is:

V = 560 cubic inches or
20(20)/(27) cubic inches.

Explanation:

Given

The width of a box = w = 2 2/3 inches

i.e.
\:w=2(2)/(3)=(8)/(3)

The length of a box = l = 3 1/3 inches

i.e.
l=\:3(1)/(3)=(10)/(3)

The height of a box = h = 2 1/3 inches

i.e.
\:h=2(1)/(3)=(7)/(3)

Using the formula to determine the volume of a box


V=w* l* h

substitute
\:w=2(2)/(3)=(8)/(3),
l=\:3(1)/(3)=(10)/(3) and
\:h=2(1)/(3)=(7)/(3),


V=(8)/(3)* (10)/(3)* (7)/(3)

Apply the fraction rule:
(a)/(b)* (c)/(d)=(a\:* \:c)/(b\:* \:d)


=(8* \:10* \:7)/(3* \:3* \:3)


=(560)/(27) or
20(20)/(27) cubic inches

Therefore, the volume of a box is:

V = 560 cubic inches or
20(20)/(27) cubic inches.

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