A swimming pool is 15 m long and 10 m wide. How many
kilo liters of water must be pumped into it to raise the level of water by 3 meters?
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8
Answer:
450 kL
Step-by-step explanation:
V=l*w*h
V=15*10*3
V=450 cubic meters of water
by raising the level of water by 3 m, you are adding 450 cubic meters of water
1 kiloliter=1 cubic meter
you add 450 kiloliters of water
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28
Answer:
450 kiloliters
Explanation:
Given :
- Length of the swimming pool,l => 15 cm
- Breadth of the swimming pool,b=> 10 cm
To Find :
- How much kiloliters of water is needed to pumped into swimming pool to raise the level of water by 3 meters.
Solution :
We know :-
Volume of the pool = Length × breadth × height
=> 15 × 10 × 3
=> 45 × 10
=> 450cm³
1 cubic meter = 1 kiloliters
So,
=> (450 × 1)kl
=> 450 kiloliters
So,swimming pool can hold upto 450 kiloliters of water.
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