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Pls Help Me Plssssssssssss A rectangular prism tank is filled with water to a level of 3 feet. 6 fish are put in the tank and the water level raise to 3'8". What is the sum of the volume of the 6 fish in cubic feet? Round to 2 decimal places if necessary. ​

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Answer: Initial water level: 3 feet

Final water level: 3 feet 8 inches = 3.67 feet ( converted 8 inches to 0.67 feet)

Volume of water displaced = Volume of 6 fish

Let's find the volume of water displaced:

Volume of water displaced = Area of tank × Height of water displaced = ( unknown ) × (3.67 - 3) = ( unknown ) × 0.67

Since we don't know the area of the tank, let's call it "A". Then:

Volume of water displaced = A × 0.67

This volume is equal to the sum of the volume of the 6 fish. Let's call the volume of one fish "V". Then:

A × 0.67 = 6V

To find the volume of one fish, divide both sides by 6:

V = (A × 0.67) / 6

Since we don't know the area of the tank, we can't find the exact volume of one fish. However, we can express the sum of the volume of the 6 fish as:

6V = A × 0.67

If you provide the area of the tank, we can find the exact volume of the 6 fish.

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