Joe's larger tank is completely filled with water. He takes water from it to completely fill the small tank. Determine how many cubic inches of water will remain in the larger tank.
Large Tank: length- 30in, width- 12in, height- 16in
Small Tank: length- 12in, width- 6in, height- 9in
It looks like you are talking about rectangular-prism tanks. I ams sure you know how to compute the volume of that geometrical shape.
V = L * W * H
Subtract the volume of the smaller tank from the volume of the larger tank and you will have the answer, in cubic inches, if W, L and H are in inches.
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To find the volume of water that will remain in the larger tank after filling the small tank, we need to find the difference in volume between the two tanks.
The volume of the large tank is given by:
Volume_large_tank = length_large_tank * width_large_tank * height_large_tank
Plugging in the given values:
Volume_large_tank = 30in * 12in * 16in = 5760 cubic inches
The volume of the small tank is given by:
Volume_small_tank = length_small_tank * width_small_tank * height_small_tank
Plugging in the given values:
Volume_small_tank = 12in * 6in * 9in = 648 cubic inches
To find the volume of water that will remain in the larger tank, we subtract the volume of the small tank from the volume of the large tank:
Remaining_volume = Volume_large_tank - Volume_small_tank
Remaining_volume = 5760 cubic inches - 648 cubic inches
Remaining_volume = 5112 cubic inches
Therefore, there will be 5112 cubic inches of water remaining in the larger tank after filling the small tank.
To find out how many cubic inches of water will remain in the larger tank, we will need to find the difference in volume between the larger tank and the small tank.
First, let's calculate the volume of the larger tank using the formula: volume = length × width × height.
Volume of the larger tank = 30in × 12in × 16in = 5,760 cubic inches.
Next, let's calculate the volume of the small tank using the same formula.
Volume of the small tank = 12in × 6in × 9in = 648 cubic inches.
Now, we can find the remaining volume in the larger tank by subtracting the volume of the small tank from the volume of the larger tank.
Remaining volume in the larger tank = Volume of the larger tank - Volume of the small tank = 5,760 cubic inches - 648 cubic inches = 5,112 cubic inches.
Therefore, there will be 5,112 cubic inches of water remaining in the larger tank.