Math, asked by anujkumar139, 1 year ago

A rectangular tank 3/2 long, 88 cm wide, contains water to depth of the 65 cm. the water is transferred to an empty tank 2 m long, 1 m wide, find the depth of the water.


Anonymous: what is the length

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Answered by Vaibhavhoax
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 \underline{ \huge \mathfrak{solution}}
 <b><i> let  the  depth  of  water  be h  cm.  then the volume if  water  in one  tank is equal to the  volume of water  in  the  other tank.
therefore,

200 × 100 × h = 150 × 88 × 65

 \implies \: h =  \frac{150 \times 88 \times 65}{200 \times 100 }  \\

 =   \huge\bold{42.9} \: cm.

Answered by Ashi03
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Anonymous: how did you know length is 3/2 m????
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