Question

Carla packed this box with 1-centimeter cubes . What is the volume of the box

Answer 1

Answer: I'm on the iReady question right now so I'll do it for you! The boxes length is 4, the height is 5 and the width is 3. So the answer is 60 Cubic Meters.

(Heres my explanation): The reason the answer is 60 Cubic Meters is because whenever you do these you have to do WxLxH = Width x Length x Height or Width times Length times Height or however you say it!

So we have 4 as the length so we now have 4 x ?

Now you get 5 as the height which is going to give us 4 x 5 x ?

Then we got 3 as the width so now we have 4 x 5 x 3!

Now lets do 4 x 5 x 3.

4 x 5 is 20 x 3 = 60

or you can do 4 x 5 x 3 at the same time. I prefer getting the biggest number so 5 x 4 which is 20 times 3 or you can do 3 x 4 but it gives you a even number that doesn't have a 0 behind it. So i prefer 20. Now we do 20 x 3 = 60!

There wasn't much to this but I'm happy to help you better understand.

Have a good day! <3

(Don't forget to add Cubic Meters)

Answer 2

Volume of the box:

Since there's no picture of the box given, here is how to solve the exercise.

Assume that the box has height h, width w and Length l

The formula for the volume of said box is as follows,

`Volume = h* w* l`

Now, we can imagine that Carla's box was similar to the above said one. And she filled that box with 1 cm cubes, assuming the height to be 3 cm.

`\Rightarrow V= \text{ number of cubes height }* \text{ number of cubes width }* \text{ number of cubes length }`

`\Rightarrow \text{Volume} = 3*3*5 \text{ cubic cm }= 45 \text{ cubic cm }`