Question #194062

a truck is used to transport some wood panels. each wood panel is cuboid measuring 2.4m by 1.2m by 1.8cm. the density of each wood panel is 750 kg/m3. the truck can carry 15 tonnes of those wood panels. calculate the maximum number of wood panels that the truck can carry.


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Expert's answer
2021-05-17T15:18:42-0400

First find the volume of each wood panel.

Volume=Length×Width×HeightVolume= Length\times Width\times Height

Volume=2.4×1.2×0.018=0.05184Volume=2.4\times1.2\times0.018=0.05184


From the formula, density is equal to mass over volume;

We have density, so mass is equal to density times volume.

Mass of each is equal to:


0.05184×750=38.88kgs.0.05184\times750=38.88 kgs.

Since the truck carries 15 tonnes, then divide by mass of each panel.

15 tonnes is equal to 15,000 kgs,

To find how many;

Total capacity divided by mass of each

15,00038.88=386.299\frac{15,000}{38.88}=386.299


The truck can carry approximately 386 wood panels.



















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