Question

Two types of water tankers are available in a shop at the same price. One is in the form of cube
of side 2 m and another is in the form of a cylinder of diameter and height both 2 m. Calculate the
volume of both the tankers. The shopkeeper advises his customer to purchase cubical tank when
they do not have a particular choice. Why does the shopkeeper suggest his customers to buy cubical
tanks?​

Answer 1

Answer:

vol of cube =(side)^3 , vol of cylinder= πr^2h

Step-by-step explanation:

vol of cube = 8 m^3

vol of cylinder = 6.28 m^3

since both cubical and cylindrical tanks have sme price but vol of cube is more that's why they are recommending to get cubical tank