Math, asked by ronendro, 1 year ago

Two tanks are of the same capacity. The dimension of the first tank are 12 multiply 8 multiply 4.the second tank has a square base with depth 6cm. Find the side of the square

Answers

Answered by raj123vaidyarv
4

Answer:8

Step-by-step explanation:

Capacity of tank 1=capacity of tank 2

12*8*4=6*a^2

a^2=64

a=8

i.e.side=8

Answered by Syamkumarr
0

Answer:

Side of the square = 8 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data

Two tanks have same capacity

[ capacity is nothing but volume of the tank ]

The dimensions of first tank = 12 x 8 x 4  cm

⇒ capacity (volume) of the tank = 12×8×4 = 384 cm³  

the second tank has a square base with 6 cm depth

⇒ as the base of the tank is square the length and width of the tank will be same ( which are the sides of the square )

⇒ Let s be the side of the square  

⇒ capacity of the tank =  s × s × 6     [ depth of the tank = 6 cm]

                                       =  6s²  

⇒ we know that both tanks have same capacity

⇒ 6s² = 384

⇒  s² =  64 = 8²

⇒ s = 8 cm

Similar questions