Question

Solid A has a volume of 5632 cm³ and solid B has a volume of 11 cm³ how many times larger is solid a than solid b

Answer 1

Answer:

For this case we know that the volume for the object A is $V_A = 5632 cm^3$

And for the object B we know that the volume is $V_B = 11 cm^3$

And we want to find how many times for the solid A is larger than B. And we can find the ratio between the two values and we got:

$\frac{V_A}{V_B}=\frac{5632 cm^3}{11 cm^3}= 512$

And for this case the Solid A is 512 times larger than the solid B

Step-by-step explanation:

For this case we know that the volume for the object A is $V_A = 5632 cm^3$

And for the object B we know that the volume is $V_B = 11 cm^3$

And we want to find how many times for the solid A is larger than B. And we can find the ratio between the two values and we got:

$\frac{V_A}{V_B}=\frac{5632 cm^3}{11 cm^3}= 512$

And for this case the Solid A is 512 times larger than the solid B