A porch roof sloping at 45° accumulated snow to a depth of 30. cm. The roof measured 3.0 m × 5.0 m. If the density of snow was 15. kg/ m2, what was the weight of the snow, in pounds, on the roof?

A) 210 lb
B) 74 lb
C) 56 lb
D) 148 lb
E) 105 lb


E

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