Math, asked by aryan6765, 2 months ago

Edge of a cubical tank is 15 m. It is one- fifth filled with water. Volume of water in the tank will be: *

225 cu.m

230 cu.m

3375 cu.m

675cu.m​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
3

As the tank is cubical,hence its volume must be L^3

L=20cm=0.2m

Total volume=0.2^3=0.008m^3=8 Litres.

Initially it is filled with 3.75Litres=0.00375m^3

Hence,the total volume of water which can be filled is=0.008–0.00375=0.00425m^3

Hence,4.25 Litres of water is required to fill the tank completely.

Answered by jayashreekreatorseo
2

Edge of Cubical tank

= 20 cm

= 20 (0.01 m)……………..1 meter = 100 cm

= 0.2 m

Volume of Tank

= ( Edge ) ^ 3

= ( 0.2 m ) ^3

= 0.008 m^3

= 8 liters…………….. 1 m^3 = 1000 Liters

Volume required to fill the tank

= 8 - 3.75

= 4.25 Liters

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