A rectangular tank is 76 cm long, 50 cm wide, and 40 cm high, How many litres of water can it take?
Answers
Answer:
Length=76cm
breath=50cm
heigth=40
volume=l × b× h
=76×50×40
=152000cm3
Therefore the tank can store '152 liters' of water.
Given:
Length of the rectangular tank = 76 cm
Width of the rectangular tank = 50 cm
Height of the rectangular tank = 40 cm
To Find:
The number of liters of water that the tank can store.
Solution:
The given question can be solved very easily as shown below.
Given that,
Length of the rectangular tank = i = 76 cm
Width of the rectangular tank = w = 50 cm
Height of the rectangular tank = h = 40 cm
Now the volume of the rectangular tank = l × w × h
⇒ The volume of the rectangular tank = 76 × 50 × 40
⇒ The volume of the rectangular tank = 1,52,000 cm³
→ 1 cubic centimeter = 10⁻³ liter
⇒ ⇒ The volume of the rectangular tank = 1,52,000 × 10⁻³ = 152 liters
Therefore the tank can store '152 liters' of water.
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