Math, asked by sweettia83, 4 months ago

a tank contain 5000 l water . if the base is 150x120cm . find it's height.

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Answered by aithimouleendra

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

BASE =150cm * 120cm = 1.5m * 1.2m=1.8m³

1000l =1m³

5000l =5m³

base * height = volume

1.8m³ * height =5m³

height = (5/1.8)m³ = 2.77 m = 277cm

Answered by ranawatshymshih

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Answer:

v=lxbxhx

5000=1000xh

h=5000/1000

h=5cm

Step-by-step explanation:

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