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16 August, 00:55

The cruise ship Oasis of the Seas has a gross weight of approximately 220,000,000 pounds. Although pure water has a density of 62.4 pounds per cubic foot, ocean water has a density of approximately 65 pounds per cubic foot. When the Oasis of the Seas travels across the ocean, how many cubic feet of water is displaced by its hull?

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  1. 16 August, 03:46
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    By carefully reading the question, we are able to discern from its wording the fact that Oasis of the Seas is not a submarine. Instead, wherever she sails, she is expected to float on the surface of the briny deep.

    A floating object displaces water equal to its own weight.

    So the Oasis must displace

    (approx 220,000,000 lbs) / (65 lbs/ft³) =

    approx 3,384,615 ft³ of sea water
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