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A container with a 15 - cm square base and a height of 12 cm is filled with sand to a depth of 8 cm.756cm cubic of sand is then added to it.What is the total volume of sand in the container?

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Answered by bhagyashreechowdhury
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Given:

The dimensions of the container:

Side of the square base = 15 cm

Height = 12 cm

The depth to which the sand is filled = 8 cm

Volume of sand added to the container = 756 cm³

To find:

The total volume of sand in the container

Solution:

At first the sand is filled to a depth of 8 cm

∴ The initial volume of sand in the container will be,

= [Area of the base of the container] × [Height]

= [side²] × [height]

= 15² × 8

= 1800 cm³

Then 756 cm³ of sand is added again to the container

∴ The total volume of sand in the container will be,

= [ initial volume of sand in the container] + [volume of sand added again]

= 1800 cm³ + 756 cm³

= 2556 cm³

Thus, the total volume of sand in the container is 2556 cm³.

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