Math, asked by nithabainnit1ham, 1 year ago

the dimensions of a room are ( 10 m * 8 m * 3.3 m). how many men can be accommodated i this room if each man requires 3 m3 of space

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Answered by Anonymous
36
The room is in shape of a cuboid. 
Given.
Length of cuboid= 10m
Breadth of cuboid= 8m
Height of cuboid= 3.3m
Volume of cuboid= l*b*h
                              = 10*8*3.3
                              = 264 m3
Given each man requires 3m3 of space
No of men can be accommodated in the room= Volume of room/ volume of each man
                                                                        = 264/3
                                                                        =88
Therefore, maximum 88 men can be accommodated in the room.

Anonymous: Hope this was helpful
Answered by vinaypandey1379
7

Answer:

volume of the room is equal to Tu

length x breadth X height

10m*8m*3•3m

264 metre cube

number of men can accommodated in room

264/3=88

no of men =88

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