Sorry I can’t help you because I can’t measure it
Answer:
158.4 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
first find the volume of the tank


to convert this to m^3 we know that 1m = 100cm


the cm^3 cancel out.


by simply converting the side-lengths to meters beforehand can give you this answer directly:

it is given that 1 meter cube of water weighs about 2200 pounds.

multiply both sides with 0.072 to find our answer:


hence the weight of the water in the tank would be 158.4 pounds!
Volume = area of base *height
20 = pir^2 *h
20 = 3,14*4*h
h = 20/12,56 = 1,59 rounded 1,6
- using the triangle formed by radius,the height of cup and the slant height of cup so we can writing that
tan ß = h/r so tan ß = 1,6/2 = 0,8
tan ß = 0,8 so ß = arctan 0,8 = 38,6 degrees so 39 degrees
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