Mathematics

Reilly Hale

12 May, 18:08

Imagine that you are pouring cement into cinder blocks to build a very sturdy wall. Each cinder block is 1.3 feet long, 0.67 feet high, and 0.67 feet wide. If 1 bag of cement is equivalent to 5 cubic feet, what is the number of bags of cement that you will need to fill the entire wall? Show the work

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