Math, asked by avanidmodi, 1 month ago

A cuboidal tank is 35 m long, 20 m wide and 18 m high. It has water up to a height
out into & equal cubes of side 4 cm. What is the volume
(b) Painting a wall 3 mx 5 m, at
4.
m m
of 60 cm. How much more water can it hold?​

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Answered by 2602alpha
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Answer:

Dimension of cuboidal tank =35m long . 20m wide, 18m high

Given water is at height of 10m.

now

Total volume of tank = lbh =35×20×18

=700×18

[volume=1260m  

3

]

now  voulume of water initially in tank=35×20×10

=7000m  

3

 

quentity of water stored is tank now = origenal - volume of volume  water stored

quantity if water =12,600-7000

=5600m  

3

 

Hence5600m  

3

 of water can be stored in tank.

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