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Zach keeps his pet chameleon Pinky in a terrarium with the dimensions shown below. There are 333 inches of sand in the bottom of the terrarium. Zach gets a new terrarium for Pinky that is larger. The base of the new terrarium is 101010 by 242424 inches. Zach moved the existing sand to the new terrarium. How deep will the sand be in the new terrarium?


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Given :  Zach keeps his pet chameleon Pinky in a terrarium with the dimensions 20 * 8 inch of base . 3 inches of sand in the bottom of the terrarium .  new terrarium is 10 by 24  inches

To find :  How deep will the sand be in the new terrarium

Solution:

Existing Terrarium Base = 20 * 8  

Sand Height = 3 inch

Volume of Sand in Terrarium

= 20 * 8 * 3

= 480  inch³

New Terrarium Base = 10 * 24  

Let say Height of Sand in New terrarium = h inches

Volume of Sand = 10 * 24 * h

= 240 h  inch³

240 h = 480

=> h  = 2

Sand will be 2 inch deep in  new terrarium

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