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This tank can hold a volume of 49 062.5 cm3 of water when it is full. The top face of the tank is missing so the tank is open. a) What volume of water (in cm3) is needed to fill…

This tank can hold a volume of 49 062.5 cm3 of water when it is full. The top face of the tank is missing so the tank is open. a) What volume of water (in cm3) is needed to fill…
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This tank can hold a volume of 49 062.5 cm3 of water when it is full. The top face of the tank is missing so the tank is open.

a) What volume of water (in cm3) is needed to fill this tank to a height of 15 cm from the top?

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Multiply length by width to get area.

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