Asked by Daniel
A carpenter constructed a closed wooden box with internal measurements 1.5 metres long ,0.8 metres wide and 0.4 metres high . The wood used in constructing the box was 1.0cm thick and has a density of 0.6g/cm3.
[1]: volume in cm3 of wood used in consting the box.
2:mass of the box in kilo grams correct to 1dp
[1]: volume in cm3 of wood used in consting the box.
2:mass of the box in kilo grams correct to 1dp
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Answered by
bobpursley
draw a sketch.
top and bottome volume, each: (1.52 long )(.82 wide)*.01
front and back: (.82)(.4) (.01)each
ends, each; .4*.8*.01)
top and bottome volume, each: (1.52 long )(.82 wide)*.01
front and back: (.82)(.4) (.01)each
ends, each; .4*.8*.01)
Answered by
R_scott
1: outer volume minus inner volume
... in cm ... (152 * 82 * 42) - (150 * 80 * 40)
2: wood volume multiplied by density
... in cm ... (152 * 82 * 42) - (150 * 80 * 40)
2: wood volume multiplied by density
Answered by
Sharon
I think we start by the area of the box
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