the number of plank's of dimensions (2m ×50cm×10cm) that can be stored in a box which is 16m long 6m wide and 2m deep... find the answer
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The number of planks of dimensions (4 m x 50cm x 20cm) that can be stored in a pit which is 16 m long, 12 m wide and 40 m deep is. 2.
Answer:
19,200 planks can be stored in a box.
Explanation:
Volume of plank
Length of plank- 2m= 200cm
Breadth of plank- 50cm
Height of plank- 10cm
Volume of plank (cuboid) = l×b×h
= 200×50×10
= 10,000cm³
Volume of Box
Length of box- 16m= 1,600cm
Breadth of box- 6m= 600cm
Height of box- 2m= 200cm
Volume of box (cuboid) = l×b×h
= 1,600×600×200
= 19,20,00,000cm³
No. of planks that can be stored in the box=
19,20,00,000/10,000
= 19,200
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