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26 March, 17:32

The recommended density of a rectangular aquarium is 7 fish per cubic foot of water. If the owner of the aquarium follows the recommended density guidlines and has 42 fish, what is the height of the aquaruim with a length of 3 feet and a width of 1 foot?

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  1. 26 March, 17:42
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    Answer: 2 feets

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Recommended density = 7 fish / ft^3

    If recommended density guideline is followed:

    Number of fishes in aquarium = 42

    Length of aquarium = 3ft

    Width = 1ft

    Height = ?

    Volume of aquarium = Length * width * height

    Volume = 3 * 1 * h = (3ft^2 * h)

    Therefore;

    If

    1ft^3 = 7 fishes

    x ft^3 = 42 fishes

    Cross multiply

    7 (x) ft^3 = 42 fishes

    x ft^3 = (42:7)

    x ft^3 = 6

    Therefore volume of the aquarium with 42 fishes is 6ft^3

    Volume = (3ft^2 * h)

    6ft^3 = 3ft^2 * h

    h = (6ft^3) / (3ft^2)

    h = 2ft
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