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A storage facility in the shape of a cube has width of 10 m. How many boxes of volume 1 cubic m can it hold?
A storage facility in the shape of a cube has width of 10 m. How many boxes of volume 1 cubic m can it hold?
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The correct option is C 1,000 boxes
Since the volume of 1 box is 1 cubic unit, the number of cubic boxes accomodated in the room = volume of room
Volume of the cube
= Length × Width × Height
For cube:
Length = Width = Height
Given, width of the facility = 10 m
Volume of the facility
= 10 × 10 × 10 = 1000
The volume is 1,000 cubic m.
Volume of the box = 1 cubic m
Hence, total 1000 boxes can be placed inside the facility.
Since the volume of 1 box is 1 cubic unit, the number of cubic boxes accomodated in the room = volume of room
Volume of the cube
= Length × Width × Height
For cube:
Length = Width = Height
Given, width of the facility = 10 m
Volume of the facility
= 10 × 10 × 10 = 1000
The volume is 1,000 cubic m.
Volume of the box = 1 cubic m
Hence, total 1000 boxes can be placed inside the facility.
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