b) The open-air crop beds are 7952 ft2 in area. The soil is prepared to a depth of 24 inches. The soil is clay-loam, which on average has a water holding capacity of 3.2 mm water per cm depth. What is the total volume of water holding capacity in the prepared crop beds, in gallons? The image contains two tables displaying the volume of liquid in milliliters (ml) for a series of buckets, labeled by number. Each bucket is associated with its respective volume measurement.### Left Table:- **Header:** - Bucket Number - Volume, ml- **Data:** - Bucket Number 1: 828 ml - Bucket Number 2: 829 ml - Bucket Number 3: 915 ml - Bucket Number 4: 969 ml - Bucket Number 5: 887 ml### Right Table:- **Header:** - Bucket Number - Volume, ml- **Data:** - Bucket Number 6: 423 ml - Bucket Number 7: 661 ml - Bucket Number 8: 885 ml - Bucket Number 9: 391 ml - Bucket Number 10: 713 mlThese tables provide a comparison of volume capacity across the different buckets, which can be useful for educational purposes involving data analysis, measurement, or resource management topics.

Given data, Area A = 7952 ft2 Soil depth = 24 in = 2 ft Water holding capacity = 3.2 mm/cm depth = 8.128 mm/inAmount of water stored along the depth of water = 8.128mmin×24 in=195.072 mm=7.68 in=0.64 ft Total amount of water stored in prepared crop bed = 0.64×7952=5090 ft3=38071 gal Therefore, total volume of water holding capacity in the prepared crop bed is 38071 gallons.