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3. What is the volume of water, expressed in cm3 that the tank above, can contain? Measures: 20 cm x 35 cm x 50 cm.Vol=a⋅b⋅cVol=20cm⋅35cm⋅50cmVol=35000cm34. Convert this volume …

3. What is the volume of water, expressed in cm3 that the tank above, can contain? Measures: 20 cm x 35 cm x 50 cm.Vol=a⋅b⋅cVol=20cm⋅35cm⋅50cmVol=35000cm34. Convert this volume …
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3. What is the volume of water, expressed in cm3 that the tank above, can contain? Measures: 20 cm x 35 cm x 50 cm.Vol=a⋅b⋅cVol=20cm⋅35cm⋅50cmVol=35000cm34. Convert this volume to: a. cubic inches b. cubic feet c. cubic meters

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Volumn: 35000cm3


35000cm^3\cdot(1in^3)/(16.3871cm^3)=2135.83in^3
35000cm^3\cdot(1ft^3)/(28316.8cm^3)=1.24ft^3
35000cm^3\cdot(1m^3)/(1000000)=0.035m^3

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