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A honeycomb is made up of cells that resemble a regular hexagonal prism, with a base edge length of 3 mm and a corresponding height of 2.6 mm. The height of the prism is 12 mm.
a) How many liters of honey are there in the whole comb if the comb consists of 300 cells?
b) How many combs does a beekeeper need for 1 liter of honey?

Correct answer:

V =  0.08424 l
n2 =  12

Step-by-step explanation:

a=3 mm v1=2.6 mm h=12 mm n=300  V0=2a v1 h=23 2.6 12=5234=46.8 mm3 V1=6 V0=6 5234=56 234=51404=280.8 mm3 V2=n V1=300 51404=5300 1404=5421200=84240 mm3  V=V2 l=V2:1000000  l=84240:1000000  l=0.08424 l=0.08424 l
V3=1 l n2=V3/V=1/0.0842=12



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