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A truck is being packed with boxes that are two foot cubes. The space that's being packed is 8 feet long 4 feet wide 6 feet tall how many boxes can be packed

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Answer:

number of boxes packed = 24 boxes

Explanation:

The trucked is being packed with boxes that are 2 foot cubes . The space that the boxes are being packed is 8 ft long , 4 ft wide and 6 ft tall .

Where the boxes are packed is a cuboid base on it dimensions . Therefore,

volume of a cuboid = LHW

where

L = length = 8 ft

H = height = 6 ft

W = width = 4 ft

Volume of where the boxes are packed = Length × height × width

The volume of where the boxes are packed = 8 × 4 × 6 = 192 ft³

The boxes are cube which means they have equal length in all faces.

The volume of each box = L³

Where

L = length = 2 ft

The volume of each box = 2³

The volume of each box = 8 ft³

To get the number of box that can be packed in the space we divide the volume of the space by the volume of 1 box.

number of box that can be packed = 192/8 = 24 boxes

number of boxes packed = 24 boxes

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