Mathematics, 27.04.2021 06:30 Bladen6579
The volume of the Hawk’s refrigerator is 30 × 68 × 28.5 cubic inches.
The volume of the Lopez’s refrigerator is (30 × 68 × 28.5) + 16 cubic inches.
Without doing any calculations, which statement describes how the volume of
the Hawk’s refrigerator compares to the Lopez’s refrigerator?
A.
The volume of the Hawk's refrigerator is 16 cubic inches greater than the volume of the Lopez's refrigerator.
B.
The volume of the Hawk's refrigerator is 16 times less than the volume of the Lopez's refrigerator.
C.
The volume of the Hawk's refrigerator is 16 times greater than the volume of the Lopez's refrigerator.
D.
The volume of the Hawk's refrigerator is 16 cubic inches less than the volume of the Lopez's refrigerator.
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