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Question--A cylindrical tank has a radius of 154cm It is filled with water till height of 3m.If water to a height of 4.5m is poured into it,what will be the increase in the volume of water in kl?

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Answered by mridula17
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Answer:

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Radius of cylindrical tank =154 cm=1.54 m

Height of water =3 m

If height is 4.5 m then let the volume be v

Increase in volume of cylinder (v)=

7

22

×r

2

×(H−h)

Increase in volume of cylinder (v)=

7

22

×1.54×1.54×(4.5−3)

Increase in volume of cylinder (v)=

7

22

×2.3716×1.5

Increase in volume of cylinder (v)=22×0.3388×1.5

Increase in volume of cylinder (v)=11.1804 m

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Answered by dhruvjoshi29
2

Ok here is your QUALITY ANSWER

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As we know that the water is inside the tank and the thing which we will have to find out is the Volume.

The formula to find the volume is πr^2h

We will take π as 22/7

Radius = 154 cm

We will change it in Meters as the height is in meter.

= 1.54 meters

Note:- You can also change the height which is in Meters in Centimetres

= 22/7 × (1.54)^2 × 3m

= 22/7 × 2.37 × 3m

= 22.37 approx

The Volume when water is not filled is 22.37 meters approximately

After the Water is filled.

= 22/7 × (1.54)^2 × 4.5

= 22/7 × 2.37 × 4.5

= 33.51 approx

Now we will subtract

33.51 - 22.37

= 11.14 meters

= 11.14m^3

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