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Part A
Storage locker A is 6 feet wide, 6 feet deep, and has a height of 9 feet. Storage locker B has a volume of 306 cubic feet. Which storage locker is bigger? Enter the volumes to explain your answer.

Locker ___ is bigger. Locker A has a volume of ___ cubic feet, while Locker B has a volume of 306 cubic feet.

Part B
The monthly rent for Locker A is $0.35 per cubic foot. The monthly rent for Locker B is $0.40 per cubic foot. How much does it cost to rent the largest locker each month?
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Answer:

Part A:

Locker A is bigger. Locker A has a volume of 324 cubic feet.

Part B:

$113.40 each month

Step-by-step explanation:

Part A

Locker A:

V = L(W)(H)

V = 6(6)(9)

V = 324

Part B

324(0.35) = 113.4

Locker A is bigger. Locker A has a volume of  324 cubic feet, while Locker B has a volume of 306 cubic feet.

Monthly rent for 324 cubic feet is $113.40

Calculation of Volume

Storage locker A is 6 feet wide, 6 feet deep, and has a height of 9 feet.

Volume of the cuboid is length times width times height

[tex]volume \; of \; locker \; A = lwh\\=6 \cdot 6 \cdot 9\\=324 cubic feet[/tex]

Volume of locker A is 324 cubic feet

Volume  locker B is 306 cubic feet.

324 cubic feet is bigger thatn 306 cubic feet.

Locker A is bigger.

The monthly rent for Locker A is $0.35 per cubic foot. The monthly rent for Locker B is $0.40 per cubic foot.

Monthly rent for locker a is 0.35 per cubic feet.

Monthly rent for 324 cubic feet is [tex]324 \cdot 0.35 =113.4[/tex]

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