Math, asked by rajni5168, 2 months ago

A cylindrical water tank carries a volume of 150 ℓ when it is full. The water tank has a base surface with a diameter of 140 cm. What is the height of the water tank? Round your answer to three decimal digits.

Answers

Answered by kuniswain03
4

Answer:

Consider the cylindrical tank:

Diameter=1.4m

Radius=r

1

=

2

1.4

=0.7m

Height =h

1

=2.1=

10

21

m

Consider the cylindrical pipe:

Diameter=3.5cm=

10

35

cm=

2

7

cm

Radius=r

2

=

4

7

cm=

400

7

m

Speed =h

2

=2mper sec

∴ Time taken to fill the tank=

Volumeofcylindricalpipe

Volumeofcylindricaltank

=

πr

2

2

h

2

πr

1

2

h

1

=

π×

400

7

×

400

7

×2

π×

10

7

×

10

7

×

10

21

=

10

7

×

10

7

×

10

21

×

7

400

×

7

400

×

2

1

=1680secs

=

60

1680

minutes

=28minutes

Answered by PriyaJakhar28
1

Step-by-step explanation:

V=πr

2

h=π(

2

d

)

2

h so h = \frac{4 V}{\pi d^2}h=

πd

2

4V

,

150 L = 150 000 cm3 and h = \frac{4 * 150000}{3.1416 *140^2} \approx 9.744 cmh=

3.1416∗140

2

4∗150000

≈9.744cm 9.744

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