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A cubical tank is 30cm long 40cm wide and 150 cm high it has water up to a height of 40 cm how much more cubic centimetre of water can the tank contain

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Answered by prachi7167

The total volume of the cubical tank is : 30 cms long, 30 cms wide and 160 cms high (1 m and 60 cm = 160 cms) . Therefore the is. : 30 * 30*160 cubic cms. = 144000cc

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A cubical tank is 30cm long 40cm wide and 150 cm high it has water up to a height of 40 cm how much more cubic centimetre of water can the tank contain​

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A cubical tank is 30cm long 40cm wide and 150 cm high it has water up to a height of 40 cm how much more cubic centimetre of water can the tank contain