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Zach keeps his pet chameleon Pinky in a terrarium with the dimensions shown below. There's sand in the bottom of the terrarium that reaches a height of 888 centimeters.

Zach gets a new terrarium for Pinky that is larger. The base of the new terrarium is 252525 by 646464 centimeters. Zach moved the existing sand to the new terrarium.
How deep will the sand be in the new terrarium?
centimeters

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Answered by Yoursenorita
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GIVEN:-

Zach keeps his pet chameleon Pinky in a terrarium . There's sand in the bottom of the terrarium that reaches a height of 8 cm . base is 20 x 50 cm.

New terrarium base is 25 by 64 cm

How deep will the sand be in the new terrarium

SOLUTION:-

Volume = l * b * h

Sand in the bottom of the terrarium that reaches a height of 8 cm×20 cm x 50 cm base

Volume of sand = 50 * 20 * 8 cm³

The base of the new terrarium is 25 by 64 centimeters.

Volume of sand = 25 * 64 * h cm³

h = height of sand

25 * 64 * h = 50 * 20 * 8

25 * 64 * h = 50 * 20 * 8 => h = 5 cm

Height of sand in new terrarium = 5 cm

Height of sand in old terrarium = 8 cm

Sand in new terrarium is 8 - 5 = 3 cm deep from old terrarium

Answered by mohini929
4

Answer:

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