Math, asked by shraddhamandhare533, 2 months ago

How much water can a cuboidal tank contain whose dimensions are 100 cm, 250 cm and 400 cm?

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Answered by sanvi7031

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Answer:

Given :

Length(l)=100cm

Breadth(b)=250cm

Height(h)=400cm

Therefore volume = l×b×h

= 100×250×400

= 25000×400

= 10000000

$cm {}^{2}$

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