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An aquarium can be modeled as a right rectangular prism. Its dimensions are 19 in by 14 in by 11 in. How many cubic inches of water are in it when it’s half full? Round your answer to the nearest tenth if necessary.

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The cubic inches of water, in it when it’s half full is mathematically given as

V=1463in^2

What is the Volume of the right rectangular prism?

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An aquarium can be modeled as a right rectangular prism. Its dimensions are 19 in by 14 in by 11 in

Generally, the equation for the Volume of a right rectangular prism is mathematically given as

V=L*B*H

Therefore

V=L*B*H

V=19*14*11

V=2926 in^3

Therefore when half full we have

V/2=1463in^2

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