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A fish tank at an aquarium has a volume of 648 cubic feet and the depth (height) is 8 feet. If the base is square, what is the length of each side of the tank? Volume = length2x height

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Answered by shaurya6394
1

Answer:

answeris 9

Step-by-step explanation:

volume= 648 feet^3

h = 8 feet

l = b= x (let)

then,

648 = x × x× 8

648/8 = x^2

81. = x^2

√81. = x

x = 9

since,

l =b = 9 feet

Answered by Dhruv4886
0

The length of each side of  tank = 9 feet

Given:

Volume of fish tank = 648 f³

Depth or height = 8 feet  

The base of the tank is square  

To find:

What is the length of each side of the tank

Solution:

As we know the formula for volume of a tank is given by

Volume = area of base × height

From given data volume = 648 f³ and height = 8 feet

⇒  648 f³ = area of base × 8

⇒  Area of base = 648 f³ / 8 feet

⇒ Area of base = 81 f²  

Area of the base of the tank = 81 f²  

Given that tank base is in square

The area of square base = side²

[Here, Length of the side of the base is the each side of tank ]

⇒ side² =  81 f²  

⇒ side² =  (9 feet)²    

Therefore, length of each side of  tank = 9 feet

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