120 cans containg paint have a size of 25cm ×25cm × 25cm. The paint is transferred to smaller cans whose base measures 250cmsquare are and height is 12 cm. How many small cans are needed?
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Dimensions of cans = 25 cm , 25 cm , 25 cm .
So ,
Volume of one can = ( 25 ) ³ cm³
= 3125 cm³
Now ,
Volume of 120 cans = 120 * 25 cm³
Another case :-
Area of base of another can = 250 cm²
Height = 12 cm
Volume = 250 * 12 cm³
Let number of required cans be x .
So ,
volume = x * 12 * 250 cm³
A / q ,
x * 250 * 12 = 625 * 25 * 120
=> x * 10 = 10 * 625
=> x = 625
^_^
Dimensions of cans = 25 cm , 25 cm , 25 cm .
So ,
Volume of one can = ( 25 ) ³ cm³
= 3125 cm³
Now ,
Volume of 120 cans = 120 * 25 cm³
Another case :-
Area of base of another can = 250 cm²
Height = 12 cm
Volume = 250 * 12 cm³
Let number of required cans be x .
So ,
volume = x * 12 * 250 cm³
A / q ,
x * 250 * 12 = 625 * 25 * 120
=> x * 10 = 10 * 625
=> x = 625
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1
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of bigger can are :-
(25×25×25) cm cube
= 15625 cm cube
Volume of paint in bigger cans
= 15625×120
=1875000 cm cube
Volume of smaller cans :-
Area×Height
= (250×12) cm cube
= 3000 cm cube
Number of cans needed
= 1875000/3000
= 625 cans
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