Mathematics, 05.05.2020 03:03 djs1671

Carly wants to purchase a larger fish for her aquarium. The aquarium currently holds 300 cubic inches of water. In order to get the larger fish, she must triple the linear dimensions, which means buying a larger aquarium. How many more cubic feet of water will the new aquarium hold ? (Hint - subtract the new volume and the original volume.)

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