Question

The inner length, breadth, and height of a tank are 80cm 60 cm and 15cm and it contains water 15 centimeters high. How much more water needed to fill it?

Answer 1

Answer:

80×60×15÷15

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

GIVEN

In a Tank

Length = 80cm

Breadth = 60cm

Height = 15cm

TO FIND

i. Volume of water tank.

ii. Volume of more water required to fill if already 15cm height of water is filled.

SOLUTION

i. We know that the volume of a cuboid is

= Length × Breadth × Height

= 80cm × 60cm × 15cm

= 72,000cm^3

Now the volume of Water Tank is 72,000cm^3.

ii. If water is already filled upto 15cm which is upto the height of tank.

Therefore, the water tank is already filled completely hence no more water required for filling it.