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5(b)
Joe has a bucket containing 1370cm³ of water measured to the nearest 10 cm³.
Joe Says
"If I tip my bucket of water in the cuboid container, it will never overflow"
Is Joe correct?
You must explain your answer

Sagot :

varshamittal029

If the side length is greater than 11.11 cm then it will not overflow.

Otherwise, it will overflow.

If Joe tips the bucket of water in a cuboid container and the water is not overflowing then the cuboid container must be of volume greater than 1370 cm³.

We find the cube root of 1370 cm³.

[tex]\sqrt[3]{1370} \approx11.11[/tex]

Then the cuboid container should have a side of length greater than 11.11 cm.

Here the statement  "If I tip my bucket of water in the cuboid container, it will never overflow" is correct or wrong based on the information that the container has a side length lesser or greater than 11.11 cm.

If the side length is greater than 11.11 cm then it will not overflow.

Otherwise, it will overflow.

Learn more about volume here-

brainly.com/question/1578538

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