image b3dc6827c382405fb48ed7566c2db744 The sandbox is to be only partially filled with sand. What is the total amount of sand needed to fill this sandbox so that the sand is 1 foot deep?

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The sandbox is to be only partially filled with sand. What is the total amount of sand needed to fill this sandbox so that the sand is 1 foot deep?

The sandbox is made up of two rectangles.

There is a big rectangle on the left, which is 8.5 ft long by 8 ft broad.

Then a small rectangle on the upper right, which is 2.5 ft by 4 ft.

For the 1st area, A1 = 8.5 * 8 = 76 sq ft

For the 2nd area, A2 = 2.5 * 4 = 10 sq ft

Total area is A = A1 + A2 = 76 + 10 = 86 sq ft.

The sandbox is to be filled to a height of 1 ft.

So total volume of the sand added will be,

Vol = A * 1 = 86 * 1 = 86 cu ft

Answer: Vol = 86 cu ft

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