Question

there is a cubical room whose length measures of 6 metres. how many students can accommodate if each student requires 2.7 m. cube of space?​

Answer 1

Given,

The length of each side of a cubical room = 6 meters

Total space required by each student = 2.7 m^3

To find,

The total number of students who can accommodate in the cubical room.

Solution,

We can simply solve this mathematical problem using the following process:

As per mensuration;

The volume of a cuboid = (length of each side)^3

Now, according to the question;

The volume of the cubical room

= (length of each side)^3

= (6 m)^3

= 216 m^3

Now,

The total number of students who can accommodate in the cubical room

= (total volume of the cubical room)/(space required by each student)

= (216 m^3)/(2.7 m^3)

= 80 students

Hence, 80 students can accommodate in the cubical room.