Math, asked by pradipKumaracharyya, 1 year ago

a cuboidal tank is 30cm long, 30cm wide and 160cm high. it has water upto a hight of 40cm.how much more cu. cm of water can the tank contain?

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Answered by vashishthaa

since the tank is already full till the height of 40cm hence the unfilled height of tank is 160-40= 120cm
now the empty volume of tank =30×30×120= 108000cubic cm

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