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Find the volume of the hall with 15 m length, 9 m width and 10 m height

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Answered by Aɾꜱɦ
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Required AnswEr:

  • The required volume of the wall = 1350 m²

Given Information:

  • Length of the hall is 15 m.
  • Width of the hall is 9 m.
  • Height of the hall is 10 m.

Need To Find Out:

  • The required volume of the wall = ?

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\underline{  \green\bigstar \bf  \: Putting \: the \: values:  -}   \\  \\ :  \implies \sf \: Area \: of \: the \: cuboid = 15 m\times 9 m\times 10m \\  \\ :  \implies \sf \: Area \: of \: the \: cuboid = 15m \times 90m \\  \\ :  \implies \sf Area \: of \: the \: cuboid = \: \boxed{ \bf \: 1350\:m^2} \:   \pink\bigstar\\  \\

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

A hall is 15 m long and 12 m broad. If the sum of the area of the floor and ceiling is equal to the sum of area of the four walls, what will be the volume of the hall?

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It's 1200 m³

Let's see how it happens,

First of all we need to know the basic formulas of Rectangle (because here the two sides are different, so definitely it will not be a Square)

Area of Rectangle = l*b

Volume of rectangular prism = l*b*h

Note:

Square(2- dimension) = Cube(3-dimention)

Rectangle (2-dimension) = Rectangular Prism(3- dimension)

In the given question, L = 15, B = 12

So, Area = l*b = 15*12 = 180 m²

Now, here we had calculated the area for Floor of the Hall & we know that area of both Floor and Ceiling in a hall will be equal, which means

Area of Floor = Area of Ceiling = 180m²

Hence, Sum of their area = 180+180 = 360m²

In the question, also they had mentioned that Sum of the area of Floor and Ceiling is equal to the sum of the area of four walls in a Hall.

Note:

Square = 4 sides are equal

Rectangle = only 2 opposite sides are equal

In case of 3-dimension,

If the hall is in Cube shape, the area of all the 4 walls will be equal. But, here we know that the hall is in Rectangular Prism shape, so only area of 2 opposite walls will be equal.

Area of two walls = 15*b + 15*b = 30b

Area of other two walls = 12*b + 12*b = 24b

Hence,

Their Sum = 30b + 24b = 54b

360 = 54b which means b = 360/54 = 20/3

Here, the breadth of the walls is equal to the height of the rectangular prism (Hall)

Hence,

Volume of Hall = l*b*h = 15*12*(20/3) = 1200 m³

Hope you guys understand my explanation!!!

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