SOLUTION: how many ounces of sand will you need for a 4"x1" bottle

Question 773122: how many ounces of sand will you need for a 4"x1" bottle
Answer by josgarithmetic(39631) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
We do not know unless or until we know the density of the sand. Ounces are units of force or correlated to "mass". One pound is equal to 16 ounces, no matter what the material. You have measurements for a bottle but only with two dimensions, so you also need one more dimension if you want the volume of the bottle.

So you are missing two things: You need one more dimension measurement for the bottle and you need to know the density of the sand.
RELATED QUESTIONS
you have 60 percent of a bottle of raspberry syrup remaining if 10 fluid ounces were... (answered by jorel1380)

you have 60 percent of a bottle of raspberry syrup remaining. If 10 fluid ounces were... (answered by richwmiller)

You have 60 percent of a bottle of raspberry syrup remaining.if 10 fluid ounces were used (answered by checkley77)

Two bottles have capacities in the ratio 4 to 7. The smaller bottle holds 6 ounces more... (answered by edjones)

Tammy carries an 8-oz. capacity water bottle to work with her during the day. Before she... (answered by GARGI)

You fill a storage cabinet with 12 bottles of dextrose. Each bottle contains 15 1/2... (answered by ikleyn)

The scenario below can be represented by a system of equations. Show representations... (answered by oberobic)

A fifty pound play sand will fill approximately1/2 cubit foot I want to fill it 3/4... (answered by Alan3354)

used 13 ounces of milk and 4 ounces of chocolate for her for her hot chocolate if one... (answered by josgarithmetic)