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amount of water the rectangular cylinder can hold = volume of cylinder = length × width × height
= 280 m³ = 280
1 m³ = 1000 litres
280 m³ = x litres
x = 280000 litres
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Given,
length=8m,
breadth=7m,
height=5m,
So, volume=lbh unit³
= 8×7×5 m³
=280 m³
Again,
height of water in it=3m
So, volume of water=lbh unit³
= 8×7×3 m³
= 168 m³
So, the amount of water it can hold more
=(280-168) m³
= 112 m³
we know,
1 m³ = 1000 litre
So,
112 m³=(112×1000) litre
= 112000 litre
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