how much sand is needed to fill a pit is 10m deep ,8m wide, and 12 m long.
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Use the volume formula = Length x Width x Hight (depth)
12 x 8 x 10 = 960 cubic meter of sand
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12 x 8 x 10 = 960 cubic meter of sand
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Please mark it as brainliest
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960 cm³ sand is needed to fill the pit.
• Given data :
The length of the pit is 12 metres.
The breadth of the pit is 8 metres.
The depth of the pit is 10 metres.
• By the given dimensions we are able to come in a conclusion that the shape of the pit is a rectangular prism.
• And,to calculate the necessary amount of sand to fill the pit,we have to calculate the volume of the pit by using the following mathematical formula :
= Length × Breadth × Height
= 12×8×10
= 960 cm³
So, we need 960 cm³ of sand to fill the pit of given dimensions. (Answer)
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