Math, asked by ousmanekebe5876, 1 year ago

A pit 4m long 4m wide and 2.8m deep is dug at the corner of a rectagular ground with dimentions 20m by 12m.if the earth taken out is spread evenly over the remaining area of the ground.Find the rise in the level of tge ground.

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Answered by aquialaska
69

Answer:

Rise in level of ground = 0.2 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Dimension of ground 20 m × 12 m

          Dimension of pit which is dugged 4 m × 4 m × 2.8 m

To find : Rise in the level of ground.

Volume of Earth taken out from pit = Length × width × height

                                                          =  4 × 4 × 2.8

                                                          = 44.8 m³

volume of earth taken out = volume of earth spread

                                  44.8  = volume of earth on ground - volume of

                                               earth over pit

                                  44.8  = 20 × 12 × h - 4 × 4 × h

                                  44.8  = ( 240 - 16 ) × h

                                  h=\frac{44.8}{224}

                                        h = 0.2 m

Therefore, Rise in level of ground = 0.2 m

Answered by enyo
17

Answer: The rise in the level of the ground would be approximately 0.12 m.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

Length of pit= 4m, width= 4m, and depth= 2.8m

Volume of earth taken out= 4*4*2.8 = 44.8 m^3

Dimension of the ground is  20m by 12m.

Area where the earth taken out is to be spreaded= 20*20 - 4*4

=> 400 - 16= 384 m^2

The rise in the level of the ground= earth taken out/area where earth is be spreaded.

So,

The rise in the level of the ground= 44.8/384 = 0.12 m (approx)

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