Math, asked by yumzdion, 4 months ago

A rectangular tank is 50 m long and 29 m deep . If 1000 cubic metres of water be drawn off the tank , the level of the water in the tank goes down by 2m. How many cubic metres of water can the tank hold ?

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Answered by dkchakrabarty01

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Answer:

Let the width of the tank be w

2×w×50=1000

w=1000/100=10

Volume of the tank=L×W×H

=50×10×29=2900

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