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2 years ago

A tank 8m long and 3m broad contains 14400 liters of water. What is the height of the tank?

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Setler79 [48]2 years ago

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Tank Volume = length X Broad X height

So here Length is 8 m , broad is 3 m and let height is H m

So the volume of the tank will be = ( 8 X 3 X H ) m3

So ( 8 X 3 X H ) m3 = ( 8 X 3 X H ) X 1m3 , here 1 m3 = 1000 L

So the amount of water this tank can take is =

= (8 X 3 X H ) X 1m3

= (8 X 3 X H ) X 1000L

= 24000 X H L

And it is given that the tank is 14400L water ,

So we can calculate

24000 X H = 14400

So , H= 14400/24000

So , H = 0.6

So , Height of the tank is 0.6 m

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