Math Problem for Heavy Bag

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  • garyspeed
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    • Jun 2015
    • 40

    Math Problem for Heavy Bag

    The volume of garys heavy bag is 3.5 cubic feet based on nominal measurements of 6.5" radius and 46" height.

    Sand has a density of 100lbs per cubic foot.
    Sawdust has a density of 17lbs per cubic foot.


    The bag and cardboard tube for the sand are estimated to weigh a total of 10lbs.

    That leaves a remainder of 90lbs of sand and sawdust to fill the bag.

    How much sand and how much sawdust must the bag contain to equal 100lbs total weight.

    Extra credit: what is the diameter of the 43" cardboard tube that goes down the center of the bag to contain the sand?

    This is a math question.

    Thanks
    Gary
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