Math, asked by jaya76, 1 year ago

a field is 70 M long and 40m broad. In one corner of the field a pit which is 10 M long 8.5 M deep has been dug out. The earth taken out of it is evenly spread over the remaining part of the field. Find the rise in the level of the field

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Answered by Debabratakarmakar
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2nd part of your question seems to be incomplete, so I am solving the first part.

Area of the rectangular field = 70*40
= 2800 sq m
Volume of the earth taken out = L*B*H
= 10*8*5
= 400 cu m
Area of the pit = 10*8 
= 80 sq m
Area of the remaining filed = Area of the rectangular field - Area of the pit  
= 2800 - 80
Area of the remaining field = 2720 sq m
The earth taken out is evenly spread over the field of area 2720 sq m.

Let 'H' be the height of the rise in the level of the field.
∴ 2720 × H = 10*8*5
H = 400/2720
H = 5/34 m

Height in cm
H = (5*100)/34
H = 14.7 cm
So, the rise in the level of field is 14.7 cm
Answer.

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