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Amir Moghimi asked Jun 26, 2022

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A rectangular tank is 100 cm long, 30 cm wide and 12 cm deep.The volume of liquid it will hold is

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36000cm

V= Length×Width×height

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Answer:

36000 cm^(3)

Explanation:

Volume = Length * width * Height

Rectangular Tank is,

100cm = long

30cm = wide

12cm = height

Let's Solve now

$v = l * w * h \\ \: = 100cm * 30cm * 12cm \\ = 36000 {cm}^(3)$

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