SOLUTION: The rain that falls on the roof 25m kg 30m is conducted to a
cylinder 10m in diameter. How great fall of rain would it take to
fill the cylinder to a depth of 6m?
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cylinder 10m in diameter. How great fall of rain would it take to
fill the cylinder to a depth of 6m?
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Question 1169972: The rain that falls on the roof 25m kg 30m is conducted to a
cylinder 10m in diameter. How great fall of rain would it take to
fill the cylinder to a depth of 6m? Answer by ikleyn(52784) (Show Source):
25*30*x =
We want to find x, the amount of rain on each square meter, measured in meters of height.
25*30*x =
750x = 471
x = 471/750 = 0.628 meters = 628 millimeters. ANSWER
