SOLUTION: Jar A can hold 400 candies, and jar B can hold 2,800 candies. If the volume of jar A is 5 inches3, what is the volume of jar B?
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Question 751278: Jar A can hold 400 candies, and jar B can hold 2,800 candies. If the volume of jar A is 5 inches3, what is the volume of jar B? Answer by josgarithmetic(39620) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The volume given for jar A is in units of cubic inches. Already a volume unit, so no need to be confused about different kinds of units or dimensions.
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