You require space to service 65 vehicles at any one time. Will a facility measuring 165 ft. by 130 ft. be adequate if each vehicle requires 300 sq. ft.?

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Dominick Mckenzie

Mathematics

4 January, 05:26

You require space to service 65 vehicles at any one time. Will a facility measuring 165 ft. by 130 ft. be adequate if each vehicle requires 300 sq. ft.?

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Glenn Knapp · Answer 1

The facility will be adequate for the task.

Step-by-step explanation:

You require space to service 65 vehicles at any one time and each vehicle requires 300 ft² of space. This means, the 65 vehicles will require space of:

65 * 300 = 19500 ft²

A facility measuring 165 ft. by 130 ft is being considered. The area of the facility is:

165 * 130 = 21450 ft²

Since the space of the facility is larger than the space needed for the 65 vehicles, the facility will be adequate for the task.