If a container has 5 rows of boxes that are stacked 3 boxes high and 2 boxes deep, how many boxes are in the container?

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Heidi Vega

Mathematics

27 June, 06:21

If a container has 5 rows of boxes that are stacked 3 boxes high and 2 boxes deep, how many boxes are in the container?

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Destiney Mooney · Answer 1

There are 30 boxes in the container

Audrina Abbott · Answer 2

The total number of boxes that are in the container are:

30 boxes.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that:

A container has 5 rows of boxes that are stacked 3 boxes high and 2 boxes deep.

This means that the total number of boxes is calculated as the product of number of boxes in a row multiply by the number of boxes along a column and the boxes above other i. e. the number of boxes in depth.

Hence, the number of boxes are: 5*3*2=30 boxes.