Math, asked by subarashi, 1 year ago

Someone made a temporary water reservoir with a length of 130 cm, width 90 cm, and a depth of 70 cm. If the thickness of the baton bath is 5 cm, how many liters of volume of shelter when the water is full?

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// l = long


w = width


h = high


V = volume //



// unit conversion


1 liter = 1.000cm³


1 cm³ = 1 / 1.000liter //



l water = l tub - w concrete - w concrete


= 130cm - 5cm - 5cm


= 120cm



w water = w tub - w concrete - w concrete


= 90cm - 5cm - 5cm


= 80cm



h water = h bak - w concrete // only in less 1 times because the tub is generally not closed


= 70cm - 5cm


= 65cm



V water = l water × w water × t water


= 120cm × 80cm × 65cm


= 9.600cm² × 65cm


= 624.000cm³


= 624,000 (1 / 1,000liter)


= 624 liters



So the volume of water is 624 liters

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