Physics, asked by arnavichitlangia7j10, 7 months ago

How much water a cylindrical tank can hold if the diameter of the tank is 42 cm and the

Height is 20 cm.

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Answered by kiranchandra19111

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Explanation:

The volume of water inside the cylinder (of 42 cm radius) per cm height of the water depth = (pi)*42^2x1 = 5544 cc.

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