Math, asked by supriya7480, 1 year ago

A pit 5m long and 3.5m wide is dug to the certain depth. If the volume of earth taken out it is 14m cube.what is the depth of the pit?

Answers

Answered by Ommani
11
Length of the pit = 5 m.
Breadth of the pit = 3.5 m.
Let the Depth of the pit be x m.
And, Volume of the pit = 14 m^3
Now,
Volume of the pit = l*b*h
=> 14 = 5 * 3.5 * x
=> x * 17.5 = 14
=> x = 14 / 17.5
=> x = 0.8 m.
Hence, the Depth of the well = 0.8 m.

Ommani: plz mark it as brainliest if it helps u
supriya7480: Can uh tell me is hieght is the depth of the pit what
Ommani: Now it is okk
supriya7480: Hmmm thanks
Ommani: plz mark it as brainliest.
Ommani: if it's helpful to u
Answered by alex57
11
First lets write the given portion:
length of the pit : 5m
breadth of the pit : 3.5m
The volume of the eartg taken out is 14m^3
so
l ×b ×h = 14
5 ×3.5 ×h = 14
17.5 ×h = 14
h = 14÷17.5
so h = 0.8m

therefore the depth of the pit is 0.8m

supriya7480: Is it right what because one person had answer 0.8 M
alex57: now check the answer
alex57: at time i misread the question
supriya7480: It's OK and thanks
alex57: i thought that the earth taken out is used to form a cube of length 14 so did the question wrong. I apologize. sorry
alex57: thank you so much supriya
alex57: instead of knowing my wrong attempt you mark this as a brainlist answer thank you so much. Now i had 5 brailist answer
supriya7480: Hmmm it's ohk .I mark you as a brainlist because uh had explained nicely.
Similar questions