Math, asked by sarah2969, 10 months ago

A container is 12 m long, 8 m wide and 5 m high. How many cubical parcels can be accommodated in the container, if each parcel requires 8 m^3 of space? ​

Answers

Answered by sridevi15
5

Answer:

volume of container =lbh=12×8×5=480m^3

volume of 1 parcel =8m^3

no.of parcels accommodate=480/8=60parcels

Answered by nasaanirudh
6

Answer:

We can find the number of cubical parcels that can be accommodated by dividing the volume of container by the volume of cubical parcel:

     No. of cubical parcels = Volume of container/Volume of cubical parcels

    Volume of the container = L * B * H

                                              = 12 * 8 * 5

                                              = 60 * 8

                                              = 480 m^3

      Volume of cubical parcel = 8 m^3   ......................................[Given]

      No. of cubical parcels = Volume of container/Volume of cubical parcels

                                           = 480/8

                                           = 60 boxes

Therefore, 60 cubical parcels could be accommodated in the container.

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