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Pls help, this is for geometry

Pls help, this is for geometry-example-1

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ANSWER: $1090

STEP 1:

The volume of one brick is given by multiplying its length, width, and height:

V = (7 1/4) in x 3 in x (2 1/4) in

V = (29/4) in x 3 in x (9/4) in

V = 2187/16 cubic inches

STEP 2:

The cost of one brick is given by multiplying the volume by the cost per cubic inch:

C = (2187/16 cubic inches) x $0.05/in^3

C = $1.09/brick

STEP 3: To find the cost of 1000 bricks, we simply multiply the cost of one brick by 1000:

Cost of 1000 bricks = 1000 x $1.09/brick

Cost of 1000 bricks = $1090

Therefore, the cost of 1000 bricks is $1090, rounded to the nearest cent.

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