The volume of the block (slab ?) is (24-ft x 24-ft x 1/3-ft) = 192 cubic feet.
We know that ice is slightly lighter than water ... that's why ice floats in water ...
so we have to look up the density of ice before we can say what the slab weighs.
In a quick search on-line, we found one source that gave the density of ice as 0.931,
and another that said it's 0.917. (both relative to water) ... a difference of about 1.5% .
So we know immediately that our answer is going to be only approximate, when we're
done spending as much effort on it as we care to.
First ... the weight of the same volume of water, at 39° F (most dense) =
11,983.9 pounds = 6 tons.
Weight of the same volume of ice (using average of the two density figures
that we found on-line) =
11,071.3 pounds = 5.536 tons (rounded)
Perimeter = 2*(4ft 10in+6ft 4in) = 22ft 4in
184in, 5yd 4in, or 15ft 4in. thank u
How many triangles exist with the given side lengths 3in, 4in, 2in
3ft and 4in
80 square inches
432
No.
About 115-120 pounds!
It can vary depending on a lot of things, but in general, one that tall should weigh about 110-140 pounds.
4in. wide
Closely estimated to 6.422 T. Covers about 400 square feet at a base depth of 4in.
110-130 im 5ft 4in and 15 years old and i weigh 125lbs but im a highly competitive dancer so im pretty much all muscle with a small frame but im on the higher end because muscle weighs more then fat.
it is not 4in it is 1/4in long
4in is less than 1 ft so 4in is a fraction of a foot 4/12 = 1/3 4in = 1/3ft = .33 ft
Perimeter = 2*(4ft 10in+6ft 4in) = 22ft 4in
64in.
No because 4ft 4in is equal to 52in