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2 years ago

The capacity of a cylindrical water tank is 539 litres. If its height is 1.4 meter then find the radius of the base.

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natulia [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

350m

Step-by-step explanation:

capacity= volume/1000
but we know that volume of cylinder is πr²h so substitute it I'm the volume space
then substitute for π as 22/7, h as 1.4 , and also capacity as 539
539= ((22/7)×r²×1.4)/1000
when you simplify you get r as 350m

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