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Answered by Anonymous
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5cm

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Let the height of embankment be h.

Volume of earth taken out = πr2h</p><p>= 227×(7)2×15

Volume of earth taken out = Volume of embankment

[an embankment is a heap of stone or mud or earth to stop water]

πr2h=π(r1+r2)2h−πr21h

[Because r1=7,r2=7]

=&gt; 227×72×15=227(142−72)

Therefore, h=72×15196−49=5m

Answered by Anonymous
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  • Let the height of embankment be h.

Volume of earth taken out = πr²h

= 227 × (7)² ×15

★ Volume of earth taken out = Volume of embankment

[an embankment is a heap of stone or mud or earth to stop water]

\bf{πr2h = π(r1+r2)²h − πr²1hπr²h}

\bf{π(r1+r2)²h − πr²1h}

[Because r1=7,r2=7]

\bf{227×72×15=227(142−72)}

Therefore,

\mathcal{h = 72 × 15196 − 49}

\mathcal{5m}

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