English, asked by pratikshavshinde1503, 2 months ago

How many liters of water a cylindrical tank of radius 80 cm and height 120 cm can hold? ​

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Answered by kanishkakadrekar
1

Answer:

The tank’s volume is the maximum volume of water that it can store

so volume of tank is : L*B*H;

where L= 1m , B= 80cm =.8m , H= 120cm =1.2m

hence volume of tank in m^3 is = 1*(.8)*(1.2) = .96m^3

hence volume in litres is = .96 *1000 = 960 Litres ….. (because 1m^3 = 1000 Litres)

so it can store 960 litres of water…

Answered by gayatrikumari99sl
0

Answer:

2414 liters of water  can hold  by the given  cylindrical tank.

Explanation:

Given, radius of a cylindrical tank = 80cm and

height of the cylindrical tank =  120cm

The Volume of cylindrical tank = Capacity of the cylindrical tank

The Volume of cylindrical tank =\pi r^2 h

Step 1:

Put the value of radius and height of the cylindrical tank in the formula of volume.

Capacity of the  tank =  \pi (80)^2(120) = 2413714.2cm^3

1m = 100 cm

∴2413714.2cm^3 = 2.4137142m^3 = 2.414 m^3.

And 1 m^3 = 1000 litres.

⇒ Capacity of the tank = 2.414 ×1000 = 2414 litres.

Hence, 2414 liters of water  can hold by the given cylindrical tank.

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