SOLUTION: A trophy of height 30cm and its copies of height 7.5cm, can holds 100ml. What is the capacity of the trophy.

Question 1136156: A trophy of height 30cm and its copies of height 7.5cm, can holds 100ml. What is the capacity of the trophy.
Answer by ikleyn(52814) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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The larger and smaller containers are similar, and their linear measurements are in the ratio 4:1 - 

  - so their volumes are in he ratio 4^3 : 1^1,  or  64:1.



If x cm^3 is the volume of the smaller, then 64x cm^3 is the volume of the larger.



The rest of the condition is not clear to me, but these HINTS are enough for you to complete the solution on your own.

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