SOLUTION: Solve the problem. Use 3.14 as an approximation for π where appropriate.
At $ 2.70 per ft3, how much will it cost to fill an ice chest with dimensions of ?
8ft. x 7and 1/2
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At $ 2.70 per ft3, how much will it cost to fill an ice chest with dimensions of ?
8ft. x 7and 1/2
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Question 206400: Solve the problem. Use 3.14 as an approximation for π where appropriate.
At $ 2.70 per ft3, how much will it cost to fill an ice chest with dimensions of ?
8ft. x 7and 1/2ft. x 12ft.
This one has me confused on whether I am looking for the volume of what object? Answer by vleith(2983) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You are looking for a volume. And it look sliek the volume of a 'cubic type' ice chest. Not sure where the value of pi (3.14) plays here. cubic feet
You are told ice costs 2.70/cubicfoot
So
That's a lot of ice
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