The volume of the cube would be 193.8. Solution
Volume = L x W x H
Volume = 19 x 1.7 x 6
Volume = 193.8
Answer:
No they don't.
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Answer:
70cm
Step-by-step explanation:
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Since, both of the tank posses the same quantity of water then there volume is the same thing
For rectangular base
Volume= (Lenght × breadth × hheight)
If we substitute values
Lenght= 80 cm
Breadth= 70 cm
height= 45 cm
Volume= 80cm × 70cm × 45cm
Volume= 252000cm^3
For square base
Volume= (side)^2 × height
side =60cm.
But volume of square base= volume of
rectangular base
252000cm^3= 60^2 × height
Height= (252000cm^3)/(60^2 )
Height= 70 cm
Hence, the second tank is 70 cm deep
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume = L × W × H
Length L = 17in
Width W = 7in
Height H = 7in
Volume V = 17×7×7
V = 833
Volume = 833 in^3
