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Fruit juice is packed in cubical packet of sides 5 cm by 4 cm by 6 CM assuming that 1/6 of the box is empty how much juice does each packet contains how much juice has been packet in 100 such packets

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Answered by ARVIND0407
56
volume of the juice packet = lbh = 5×4×6=120cm³
box that is empty = 1/6
box which is filled = 5/6
volume of juice in box = 120×5/6 = 100cm³
•°•, juice in 100 such packets = 100×100 = 10000cm³ or 10litre (1000cm³=1l)

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Answered by Anonymous
34
so the volume of the cuboid

volume=l×b×h

volume \:of \:packet=5×4×6=120cm^2

since,1/6 \:of \:packet \:is \:empty
so \:5/6 \:of \:juice \:packet \:is \:filled

now \:volume \:would \:be \:=
5/6*120cm^2=100cm^2

since, \:the \:is \:packed \:in \:100 \:packet

amount \:of \:juice \:they \:contain

=100×100=10000cm^2

since \:1000 \:liters \:=1 \:cm^2

amount \:of \:juice \:is \:10000/1000

so \:10 \:liters \:of \:juice \:is \:packed
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