Math, asked by DroanNagar655, 8 months ago

What is the water holding capacity of a tank of height 6.1 m, length 4.27m, and width 2.44m. Please answer fast, the first to answer right will be marked as brainliest!!!!

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Answered by umarmushtaq070

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Volume or capacity= l×bxh=4.27x2.44x6.1=63.5538

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