Math, asked by cbsetopper9031, 9 months ago

find the capacity in litres of a cylindrical well of radius 1 metre and depth 14 metres.

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Answered by abhishekbansal3110

7

Answer:

volume of cylinder= πr²h

(22/7)×1²×14

44m³

1m³=100L

44m³=44/100L

44m³=0.44L

capacity of cylinder=0.44L

Answered by Muskan127556

1

Answer:

volume of cylinder = πrsq.h

=44msq.

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