Mathematics, 21.03.2021 21:30 luiscoreas5370

A rectangular inflatable swimming pool is 2 4 −
5
yards long, 2 yards

wide, and 3
−
5
yard tall. What is the volume of the pool? Round to the

nearest tenth.
A. 3.4 yd3

C. 17.0 yd3

B. 5.4 yd3

D. 22.0 yd3

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A rectangular inflatable swimming pool is 2 4 −
5
yards long, 2 yards

wide,...