Sajid has a cuboidal water tank of dimensions 3 m × 4 m × 5 m. He wants to fill the tank using a cuboidal bucket of dimension 90 cm × 50 cm × 110 cm. At most how many times can he empty the fully filled bucket into the tank so that the tank does not overflow?
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l=6m, b=5m, h=4.5m
⇒Volume of tank =l×b×h
⇒V=6×5×4.5=135m
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⇒Amount of water hold by 1m
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volume =1000l
Amount of water hold by 135m
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volume
=135×1000
=135000 L
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Volume of the water tank = l x b x h
=3m x 4m x5m
=60m^3
1m^3 = 1000 litres
60m^3=6000 litres
volume of bucket= l x b x h
=90 x 50 x 110 cm^3
= 495000cm^3
= 495 litres
no.of.times he can empty the fully filled bucket into the tank so that the tank does not overflow = 6000/495 = 12.12
when rounded off gives 12 buckets
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