Question

a rectangular tank 8m long, 7m wide, and 5 m high, contains water to a depth of 3m. how much more water can it hold​

Answer 1

Answer:

Original capacity of the tank=length ×breadth× height

=(8×7×5) m^3

=280m^3.

Depth at which water is contained in it=3 m

Therefore, the capacity of water which its holding

=(8×7×3)m^3.

= 168 m^3.

Therefore, capacity its holding< capacity it can hold

Amount more it can hold still now=Original capacity -- Capacity its holding.

=280m^3 -- 168 m^3

= 112 m^3.

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Answer 2

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