Answer: Caroline and Kym
Explanation:
To determine which children have a tank big enough for an angelfish, we need to calculate the volume of each tank in cubic inches and convert it to gallons.
Caroline's tank: Volume = length x width x height = 16 x 14 x 9 = 2,016 cubic inches. Converting to gallons: 2,016 / 231 = 8.72 gallons. Caroline's tank is big enough for an angelfish.
Thomas's tank: Volume = length x width x height = 15 x 7 x 9.5 = 999.75 cubic inches. Converting to gallons: 999.75 / 231 = 4.32 gallons. Thomas's tank is not big enough for an angelfish.
Henry's tank: Volume = length x width x height = 14 x 12 x 9.5 = 1,596 cubic inches. Converting to gallons: 1,596 / 231 = 6.90 gallons. Henry's tank is not big enough for an angelfish.
Kym's tank: Volume = length x width x height = 14 x 11 x 10.5 = 1,683 cubic inches. Converting to gallons: 1,683 / 231 = 7.28 gallons. Kym's tank is big enough for an angelfish.
Therefore, Caroline and Kym have tanks that are big enough for an angelfish. Thomas and Henry do not.