a bedroom door in the house has the same dimensions as the front door but the length is 30 inches rather than 36 inches how much greater is the volume of the front door than the bedroom door
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but, assuming the same height and thickness, it is36/30 = 6/5 as great.
To find the difference in volume between the front door and the bedroom door, we need to calculate the volume of each door and then subtract the volume of the bedroom door from the volume of the front door.
Let's assume the height and thickness of both doors are the same.
The volume of a rectangular solid (door) can be found by multiplying its length, width, and height.
For the front door:
Length = 36 inches
Width = Assuming the same as the bedroom door, we'll use 30 inches for consistency.
Height = Assuming the same for both doors, let's say it is 80 inches.
Volume of the front door = Length × Width × Height
= 36 inches × 30 inches × 80 inches
For the bedroom door:
Length = 30 inches
Width = Assuming the same as the front door, we'll use 30 inches for consistency.
Height = Assuming the same for both doors, let's say it is 80 inches.
Volume of the bedroom door = Length × Width × Height
= 30 inches × 30 inches × 80 inches
Now we can calculate the difference in volume:
Difference in volume = Volume of the front door - Volume of the bedroom door
Plug in the values to find the answer.
To find the volume of the doors, we need to know the height and width of both doors. Since only the length is given for both doors, we will assume that the height and width are the same for simplicity.
Let's assume the height and width of both doors are 'h' inches and 'w' inches, respectively.
For the front door:
The length is given as 36 inches, so its dimensions are 36 inches (length) x 'h' inches (height) x 'w' inches (width).
For the bedroom door:
The length is given as 30 inches, so its dimensions are 30 inches (length) x 'h' inches (height) x 'w' inches (width).
To find the difference in volume, we need to subtract the volume of the bedroom door from the volume of the front door.
Volume of front door = 36 inches × h inches × w inches
Volume of bedroom door = 30 inches × h inches × w inches
Difference in volume = (36 inches × h inches × w inches) - (30 inches × h inches × w inches)
= (6 inches × h inches × w inches)
Therefore, the volume of the front door is 6 times greater than the volume of the bedroom door.