Question

Darius wants to build a shed. Which of the following objects would be a reasonable estimate for the figures and volume of the shed?

Question 2 options:

A rectangular prism and a triangular prism with a volume of 1800 feet cubed


A cylinder and a cone with a volume of 125 feet cubed


A triangular prism and a sphere with a volume of 2950 feet cubed


A rectangular prism and a cylinder with a volume of 84 inches cubed

Answers

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To determine the most reasonable estimate for the figures and volume of a shed, we should consider both the shape of sheds generally built and the volume size that would be practical for a shed.

1. **A rectangular prism and a triangular prism with a volume of 1800 feet cubed:**
- A rectangular prism is a common shape for sheds, and a volume of 1800 cubic feet is reasonable for a shed.

2. **A cylinder and a cone with a volume of 125 feet cubed:**
- A volume of 125 cubic feet (about the size of a large furniture item or small storage area) is too small for a shed.

3. **A triangular prism and a sphere with a volume of 2950 feet cubed:**
- While a triangular prism can be a shape for a shed (though less common), the volume of 2950 cubic feet is fairly large, which could be reasonable for a large shed.

4. **A rectangular prism and a cylinder with a volume of 84 inches cubed:**
- 84 cubic inches is extremely small for any kind of shed and not practical.

**Conclusion:** The best option is **A rectangular prism and a triangular prism with a volume of 1800 feet cubed**, as it fits the general shape and reasonable size for a shed.