Math, asked by Shashankgodiyal6291, 1 year ago

A rectangular tank,8cm long, 7 cm wide and 5 cm high ,contains water to a fepth of 3m. How much more water can it hold

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Answered by saurav3527

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16800cm³can be more hold

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