Math, asked by rajashekhar17, 8 months ago

A rectangular hole has been dug for a children's swimming pool. It is 7 m long, 4 m wide and 1 m

deep. What is the volume of earth that has been dug out?​

Answers

Answered by mahalakshmi699
0

Answer:

28m

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume= l x b x h

= 7m x 4m x 1m

= 28m

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Answered by Anonymous
18

Answer:

28m³ is the volume of the earth that has been dug

Given:

  • Length of rectangular pool = 7m
  • width of rectangular pool = 4m
  • height of rectangular pool = 1m

To Find:

  • Volume of the pool.

Solution:

[ A rectangular hole refers to a cuboid, Whose deepth refers to the height of the cuboid ]

\underline{\boxed{\rm volume \: of \: cuboid \:  = l \times w \times  h }}

[ l = length, w = width, h = height ]

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Volume = l × w × h

Volume = 7m × 4m × 1m

Volume = 28m³

28m³ is the answer.

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More to know:

The pool can not hold the same amount of water as its volume is. As a little area will be occupied by the walls of the pool. So, it will be able to holding a little less water than the volume. This measurement is called the Capacity of the pool. Capacity could be equal to or less than the volume of the container.

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