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Vlad1618 [11]
2 years ago
11

Old Shark Tank Length: 20 meters Width: 4 meters Helght: 10 meters Terrence knows that each shark needs 25 cubic meters of space

. The new tank will still be 10 meters in height. The length and width of the new tank will be 25% greater than the length and width of the old tank How many more sharks can the new tank hold?​
Mathematics
1 answer:
schepotkina [342]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

volume of old tank=20×4×10=800m³

no of shark adjust =800/25=32 sharks is adjusted in old shark tank

for new

if length=25℅0f 20+20=25m

breadth=25%of 4 +4=1+4=5m

height is same=10m

new volume =25×5×10=1250m³

total no.of shark adjust=1250/25=50 shark

50-32=18 more shark that the new tank hold.

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