Answer:
The 17 disc cases would definitely fit into the box.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given cuboid box has the dimensions 28cm by 15cm by 20cm.
Disc cases are cuboid with dimensions 1.5cm by 14.2cm by 19.3cm.
volume of a cuboid = length × width × height
Volume of the box = 28 × 15 × 20
= 8400 cubic centimeters
Volume of each disc case = 1.5 × 14.2 × 19.3
= 411.09 cubic centimeters
When the 17 disc cases are stacked it would have a volume.
The volume of 17 disc cases = 17 × volume of a case
= 17 × 411.09
= 6988.53 cubic centimeters
Thus comparing the volume for 17 disc cases and that of the cuboid box, the disc cases would definitely fit into the box.
i.e = [tex]\frac{volume of box}{volume of 17 disc cases}[/tex]
= [tex]\frac{8400}{6988.53}[/tex]
= 1.20
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
27.5×14.5×19.5 =7775.625 cm³
1.55 x 14.25 x 19.35=427.393125
427.393125 x 17=7265.683
7775.625>7265.683
19.5x27.5x14.5=7775.625
1.45x14.15x19.25=394.961875
394.961875x17=6714.35
7775.63>6714.35
1.55x17=26.35
27.5>26.35
