Math, asked by vatsala0896, 10 months ago

a water tank is 3 m long ,2m broad and 2 m deep how many litres of water can the tank hold

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Answered by chetan1473

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Answer:

volume = l*b*h

Step-by-step explanation:

v = 3*2*2

v=12m^3

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