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Answer:

Option 3 is correct.


V_(s)=23976\ cubic\ feet

Explanation:

Given:

The dimension of the large box.

Length = 40 ft,width = 24, height = 18

The dimension of the smaller box.

Box 1 ⇒ Length = 30 ft, width = 18 ft, height = 6 ft

Box 2 ⇒ Length = 30 ft, width = 12 ft height = 6 ft

Box 3 ⇒ Length = 18 ft, width = 12 ft, height = 6 ft

We need to find the volume of the solid.

Solution:

First we find the volume of the all boxes by using below formula.


Volume = Length* width* height

Volume of the large box.


Volume = Length* width* height

So, the volume of the large box.


V_(lb) = 40* 24* 18


V_(lb) = 17280\ cubic\ feet

Volume of the smaller box(box 1).


Volume = Length* width* height

So, the volume of the large box.


V_(b1) = 30* 18* 6


V_(b1) = 3240\ cubic\ feet

Volume of the smaller box(box 2).


Volume = Length* width* height

So, the volume of the large box.


V_(b2) = 30* 12* 6


V_(b2) = 2160\ cubic\ feet

Volume of the smaller box(box 3).


Volume = Length* width* height

So, the volume of the large box.


V_(b3)= 18* 12* 6


V_(b3)= 1296\ cubic\ feet

We know that the volume of the solid is equal to sum of the all boxes.

Volume of the solid


V_(s) = V_(lb)+V_(b1)+V_(b2)+V_(b3)


V_(s) = 17280+3240+2160+1296


V_(s)=23976\ cubic\ feet

Therefore, the volume of the solid
V_(s)=23976\ cubic\ feet

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