Math, asked by arnavkalra002, 5 months ago

A field is 80m long and 50m broad. A pit which is 15m long, 5m broad and 8m deep has been dug out from a nearby plot. The earth taken out of it is evenly spread over the field. Find the approximate rise in the level of the field.

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Answered by SohomMondal
2

Answer:

15.28cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Length of field = 80 m

Breadth of field = 50 m

Length of pit = 10 m

Breadth of pit = 7.5 m

Height of pit = 8 m

Volume of earth taken out = volume of pit

= L*B*H

= 10*7.5*8

= 600 cu m

Area of rectangular field = 80*50

= 4000 sq m

Area of the base of pit = 10*7.5

= 75 sq m

Area of remaining portion of rectangular field = Area of rectangular field - Area of the base of pit

= 4000 - 75

= 3925 sq m

Now rise in the level of remaining part of the field = 600/3925

= 0.1528 m or 15.28 cm

So, rise in the remaining part of the field = 15.28 cm

Answered by sakshamgoyalmdps
0

Answer:

15cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of field = 80m * 50m

Volume of pit = 15m * 5m*8m

Increase in height = Area of field * h = Volume of pit

                         h   = 15*5*8

                               ---------------   = 3

                                  80*50       -------     m

                                                    20    

1 m = 100 cm

3 * 100

---             = 15 cm

20

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