Asked by Barb
The arch is made up of equilateral triangular sections with double walls of steel 3 feet apart. Space between the walls is filled with reinforced concrete. Sizes of the sections vary, but a section at the bottom of the Arch has 54-foot sides and is 12 feet tall. About how much concrete was used between the double walls in one section at the base of the monument?
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Answered by
Steve
A triangle with sides s has height s√3/2
So, one section has base area 1/2 (54)(27√3) = 729√3
The volume of concrete is thus 729√3 * 12 = 8748√3 = 15152 ft^3
So, one section has base area 1/2 (54)(27√3) = 729√3
The volume of concrete is thus 729√3 * 12 = 8748√3 = 15152 ft^3
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