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25 April, 16:05

You have a fish aquarium with the dimensions of 55cmx100cmx80cm. What volume of water should you put?

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  1. 25 April, 16:21
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    Length = 80 cm

    breadth/width = 55 cm

    height = 100cm

    It is in the shape of cuboid

    Volume of cuboid = base * height = lb + bh + hl

    =80 * 55 + 55 * 100 + 100 * 80

    = 4400 + 5500 + 8000

    = 17,900 cm^3
  2. 25 April, 16:35
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    You can pour as much water into it as you feel like. But if you pour in more than 440 liters, it'll reach over the top and overflow onto the floor.
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