Как найти площадь аквариума формула

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1) 50 * 30 * 40 = 2000 * 30 = 60000

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− объем аквариума;
2) (50 * 40 + 40 * 30) * 2 = (2000 + 1200) * 2 = 3200 * 2 = 6400

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− площадь поверхности стекла аквариума.
Ответ: 60000

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3

; 6400

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Людмила Георгиевна, возник вопрос по решению задания в учебнике математика 3 класс, 3 часть, урок 2, задание 9:

“Аквариум имеет форму прямоугольного параллелепипеда. Его боковые стенки стеклянные. Определи объем аквариума и

площадь поверхности стекла, если длина аквариума 50см, ширина 30см, а высота 40см.”
Исходя из постановки задачи, площадь поверхности стекла равна (50*40)*2+(40*30)*2=6400см2. Так решил наш ребенок. А
Вашем ответнике, который легко найти на просторах интернета (например http://stavcur.ru/al/3-1/207.JPG), ответ дан такой: площадь аквариума равна 1500см2. И учитель в классе, верным ответом посчитал Ваш, т.е. S=a*b=50*30=1500см2.

Я считаю либо у Вас неправильно поставлен вопрос, либо неправильный ответ, так исходя из задания, требуется найти площадь поверхности стекла.

Спасибо.

С уважением, Сергей.

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Calculating the Volume and Surface Area of a Fish Tank

The surface area and volume of a fish tank are directly influenced by its dimensions and shape. To determine the capacity of an aquarium, it is important to take into consideration the amount of water that is displaced by the gravel and sand that is in the tank.

Determine the Water Surface Area of a Fish Tank

There is a direct correlation between the amount of oxygen your fish have access to and the water surface area. The larger the surface area of a tank, the more fish you can place within it. If the tank is a regular rectangular shape, you can measure its surface area by multiplying the width by the length. If the tank is circular, the surface area can be computed by determining π/4 multiplied by the diameter squared. Our handy calculator can be particularly handy if you have an irregular-shaped aquarium.

Always take the measurements from inside the tank. If you take the measurements from the outside, they will include the thickness of the glass and, as such, will be inaccurate.

Calculating Aquarium Volume

The capacity of a fish tank is the primary limiting factor in terms of how many fish you can have within it. You can determine the volume of an empty aquarium by multiplying the surface area of the water by the height of the tank. Again, you should make sure that you take the measurements from the tank interior to avoid including the base thickness.

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Volume ≈ 0.6*A*H   (Coarse gravel)

Volume ≈ 0.75*A*H   (Medium gravel)

Volume ≈ 0.9*A*H   (Fine gravel)

Calculating the Glass Surface Area

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