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Hey could anyone help? Bit stuck on this question

Hey could anyone help? Bit stuck on this question-example-1
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You did it please don't delete

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Some important concept before solving answer :-


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When ever there is three dimensional figure remember, where one figure is related to other then there's always relation with volume.

So it may get pretty difficult to understand therefore I am dividing into small parts for better understanding.


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\pmb{ \bf \dag\cal{Part \ One:}}

As we know there will be relation of volume, so let's find volume of the cone first.


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Given :-

⭑Height = 10 cm

⭑radius = 3cm


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To find :

⭑volume of cone


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Let represent :-

⭑Height as : h

⭑radius as : r

⭑volume of cone as : v


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Formula to find volume of cone :-


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\bigstar\boxed{ \rm v = \pi {r}^(2) * (h)/(3) }


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So let's find v!


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = \pi {r}^(2) * (h)/(3)


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (22)/(7) * {3}^(2) * (10)/(3)


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (22)/(7) * {3} * 3* (10)/(3)


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (22)/(7) * {\cancel3} * 3* (10)/(\cancel3)


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (22)/(7)* 3* (10)/(1)


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (22)/(7)* 3*10


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (22* 3*10)/(7)


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (22* 30)/(7)


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\dashrightarrow\sf v = (660)/(7)


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\dashrightarrow\bf v =94.3 {cm}^(3)


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\pmb{ \bf \dag\cal{Part \: \: Two:}}

So remember that cone filled with water is equal to volume of cone.

volume of water filled in cone = volume of water in cuboid.

So you probably thinking that above sentence is wrong , cause they haven't told volumes of cuboid and cone are equal, but we have to find depth of water filled not depth of cuboid.


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Given :-

⭑Volume of cuboid = 94.3 cm³

⭑Length of cuboid = 5cm

⭑Width of cuboid = 3cm


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To find :-

⭑Depth of water in cuboid


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Let represent:-

⭑Volume of cuboid as : V'

⭑Length of cuboid as : L

⭑Width of cuboid as : W

⭑Depth of water in cuboid as : D


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Formula to find volume of cuboid :-


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\bigstar\boxed{ \rm V'= W * L * D }

By using this formula we can find depth of cuboid.


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: \implies \sf V'= W * L * D


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: \implies \sf 94.3= D * 3 * 5


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: \implies \sf (943)/(10* 3 * 5) = D


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: \implies \sf (943)/(10 * 15) = D


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: \implies \sf (943)/(150) = D


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: \implies \sf D = (943)/(150)


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: \implies \bf D = 6.3cm


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Required Answer:-

Depth = 6.3 cm

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