a field is 80 m long and 50 M broad in one corner of the fill up it which is 10 M long 7.5 M broad and 8 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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This question involves volume, and i doubt if volume is covered in 6th standard.
however lets try to find out the quantity of earth taken out= 10 x 7.5 x 8 = 600 cu.m.
Now this has to be uniformly spread on the area= (80 x 50) - (10 x 7.5)= 3925 sq.m
Hence the remaning field will rise by = 600/3925 m = 0.1528m= 15.28 cm
however lets try to find out the quantity of earth taken out= 10 x 7.5 x 8 = 600 cu.m.
Now this has to be uniformly spread on the area= (80 x 50) - (10 x 7.5)= 3925 sq.m
Hence the remaning field will rise by = 600/3925 m = 0.1528m= 15.28 cm
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Volume of earth dug out= 10×7.5×8
= 600m³
Area of the remaining field = Area of field- Area dug out.
= 80×50-10×7.5
= 4000-75= 3925m²
We know that,
Volume of earth dug out= Area of the remaining field ×Height(rise in level of field)
600m³= 3925×h
h= 600/3925= 0.15m (approx.)
= 600m³
Area of the remaining field = Area of field- Area dug out.
= 80×50-10×7.5
= 4000-75= 3925m²
We know that,
Volume of earth dug out= Area of the remaining field ×Height(rise in level of field)
600m³= 3925×h
h= 600/3925= 0.15m (approx.)
anish88:
this is not right
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