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a cuboidal tank is 30cm long, 30cm wide and 1m 60cm high.It has water upto a height of 40cm.How much more cu cm of water can the tank contain?​

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Answered by choudharydaksh5109
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A cuboidal tank is 30 cm long 30 cm wide and 1 m 60 cm high.It has water up to height of 40 cm. how much cu cm of water can the to contain? Therefore, the tank can contain 144000 - 36000 = 108000 cm3 of more water

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