SOLUTION: The bottom of a water tank is square of side 3 metres. 13500 litres water is filled in it. Find the depth of water. (1 cubic metre=1000 litres)

Question 866297: The bottom of a water tank is square of side 3 metres. 13500 litres water is filled in it. Find the depth of water. (1 cubic metre=1000 litres)
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!



Hi

13500L = 13.5m^3



           h = 13.5m/  = 1.5m   

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