Volume of a Carton: 35.5cm x 27.23cm x 54cm

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The volume of the carton is calculated using the formula volume = base length x height, leading to the equation 35.5 cm x 27.23 cm x 54 cm, which results in a volume of 52,199.91 cm³, rounded to 52 x 10^-3 m³. There was initial confusion about whether to include the length in the volume calculation, but it was clarified that all dimensions are necessary. Additionally, a question about the time it takes for an airplane traveling at 950 km/h to cover 1 km was discussed, with the correct calculation yielding 3.8 seconds. The conversation emphasized the importance of understanding the underlying concepts rather than just finding answers. Overall, the discussion provided valuable insights into volume calculation and speed-time relationships.
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Homework Statement


What is the volume of a carton if tis base has a width of 35.5 cm and a length of 27.23cm? The height of the carton is 54 cm.


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v=bxh

The Attempt at a Solution


35.5x54=1917

im pretty sure volume is base x height but i don't know if with the length i have to do something more or if that's just there to trick me or what?

Also an airplane travels at 950 km/h. how long does it take it to travel 1.00 km?..
 
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Area=base*length

but volume=base*length*height'

for the second question:
here is a hint.
if something moves at 2km/h

then in it travels 2km in 1 hour
 
so as for question numer 1 it would be 35.5x27.23x54 which equals 52199.91 and rounded to the appropriate number of sig figs it would be 52x10(-3) correct?

as for question number 2 i understand that concept but its asking how long would it take for it to go 1 km..i tried dividing it by 3600 (seconds in an hour) yet i don't get the answer which is 3.8 according to the back of the book. and I am a moron i just figured it out lol 3600/950 thanks a ton
 
Question 1 is good.

If I travel 2km in 1h and you want to know how long it takes me to travel 10km.

so

I travel 2km in 1h
thus for 1km I'd take 1/2h

in 10km I'd take (1/2*10)h=5h
 
thank you i appreciate it..I like how on this website you guys actually help out and not give the answer
 
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