Math, asked by shivani348, 1 year ago

The radius and height of a cylindrical cistern are 70 cm and 1.5m respectively. How many litres of water at the most can it hold

Answers

Answered by genius9996

8

given

r=70cm

r=0.7m

h=1.5m

volume=22÷7×r2×h

volume=22÷7×0.49×1.5

volume=2.31m3

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 6 months ago

For every 4 miles Robin jogged, Mike jogged 3 miles. If Robin jogged 1 mile, how far would mike have jogged? whats the fraction?

Math, 6 months ago

A sniper is sitting on top of a tower at a height of 60 ft. There are four workers K, L, M and N standing at a distance of 96 ft, 90 ft, 82 ft, and 75 ft respectively from the base of the tower. The heights of K, L, M, and N are 6 ft, 5.5 ft, 5.7 ft, and 5.2 ft respectively. The sniper misfires a bullet at an angle θ with the horizontal. Since the range covered by the bullet is short, the...

English, 6 months ago

Change the from of the verbs where necessary( using never as a noun...

English, 1 year ago

who was lencho ? what he was expecting...

Physics, 1 year ago

what does the pillion rides fall froward when brakes are applied?

Chemistry, 1 year ago

Draw the table of element up to 20 elements, atomic mass, mol...

Biology, 1 year ago

How many sperm are produced from one spermatogonium?

Biology, 1 year ago

How much unit of blood required for human organs trasnplant?