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11 June, 04:40

You plan to construct a brick wall measuring 14.5 ft. in length, 5.5 ft. high, and 0.5 ft. in width. If a brick measures 6 in. x 4 in. x 2 in., how many bricks will you need? (Remember to round up.) Total volume (to the nearest tenth) = cubic feet. The number of bricks =

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  1. 11 June, 07:30
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    We can use formula for volume = length x width x height.

    Solving for the volume of brick wall, we have:

    Volume = 14.5 x 5.5 x 0.5

    Volume = 39.88 ft³

    Solving for the volume of bricks, we have:

    Volume = 6 x 4 x 2

    Volume = 48 in³ x (1 foot/12 in) ³

    Volume = 0.0278 ft³

    Solving for the total number of bricks, we have:

    Total number of bricks = 39.88 ft³ / 0.0278ft³

    The total number of bricks = 1434.5

    The answer is 1,435 bricks is needed.
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