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Gold is dearly possessed by millions of people as jewellery, coins and articles. If all the gold in the world were to be stored in rooms ten feet long, ten feet wide and ten feet high, how many rooms would it occupy?

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160
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12
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1000
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800
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Solution

The correct option is C 1000
If the size of the room is (ten feet long, ten feet wide and ten feet high) 10×10×10 i.e. room behaves as a cube. So, volume of the cube i.e. total space in the room will be equal to length × breadth × height= 10×10×10=1000. Although, we couldn't find how many rooms all the gold in the world will occupy because we don't know the total amount of gold in the world.

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