2. Jolene fills an above-ground pool in her backyard.36 in.45 in.54 in.a) Determine the volume of the pool.[7T&I]b) Is the pool large enough to hold 1775 L of water? Explain.(1 L = 0.001 m3; 1 m 39.37 inches)[5T&I]99+

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Section10.8: Volumes Of Pyramids And Cones

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Jolene fills an above-ground pool in her backyard. 36 in. 45 in. 54 in. a) Determine the volume of the pool. [7T&I] b) Is the pool large enough to hold 1775 L of water? Explain. (1 L = 0.001 m3; 1 m 39.37 inches) [5T&I]