A water tank is built in the form of a right rectangular prism, with dimensions that measure 17.6 ft by 12.6 ft by 10.4 ft. How many cubic feet of water would it hold when it’s a quarter full?

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Volume  is a three-dimensional  scalar  quantity. The  amount  of  water  that this  tank  will hold till it is a  quarter  full is  576.576 ft³.     What is volume?  A  volume  is a scalar number that  expresses  the  amount  of three-dimensional space  enclosed  by a closed surface.    The  total volume  of the  right rectangular prism  will be,  Total Volume = 17.6ft × 12.6ft × 10.4ft                           = 2306.304 ft³  Since the total  volume  of the  right rectangular prism  is 2306.304 ft³, the water it will hold will be equal to its  volume.   Now, the  amount  of  water  that this  tank  will hold till it is a  quarter  full is,  Amount of water = Total volume /4                               = 2306.304ft³ / 4                               = 576.576ft³  Hence, the  amount  of  water  that this  tank  will hold till it is a  quarter  full is  576.576 ft³.       Learn more about  Volume:   https://brainly.com/question/13338592    #SPJ1

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