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1 BUCKET PROBLEM

2 BUCKET CAPACITY Buckets Unlimited wants to determine some information about bucket capacity. They decide that the standard height of the bucket must be 2ft. They ask a engineer to create a model that shows the capacity of the bucket with a fluctuating radius.

3 Extensions Make an input/output table based on cubic inches.
Make an input/output table based on cubic feet. Create a hypothesis on how to convert between cubic feet and cubic inches. Test your hypothesis. Does it work? Retest if necessary. What were your findings? What worked, what didn’t work? Why?

4 Graphic Representation
Create a graph that represents the cubic inches table. Create a graph that represents the cubic feet table. Explain the differences between the two graphs.

5 Hint: How do I convert from cubic feet to gallons?
5 Gallon Bucket What would the radius have to be in order to have a 5 gallon capacity? Hint: How do I convert from cubic feet to gallons?

6 Bucket problem Write an equation that represents the bucket situation.

7 What are the specs? If 1 cubic foot = 7.48 gallons, how many cubic feet are in 5 gallons? 2. Using the equations you wrote previously for capacity, determine the radius needed for a 5 gallon bucket. Put your answer in terms of both inches and in feet.

8 5 gallons How many cubic feet are in 5 gallons?
What does this number represent? 3. How does this number help in determining the radius of a 5 gallon bucket?

9 Determining Radius Is there enough information to determine the radius needed at .668 cubic feet capacity (5 gal)? What is the equation for determining radius? Solve for radius.


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