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a water tank is 6 3/4 m long, 5 1/2 m wide and 6 2/3 m high. how much water will it contain when 5/8 full?
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first calculate its volume V=3/4 * 5 1/2 * 6 2/3
\[V = \frac{ 3 }{ 4 } \times5\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }\times 6 \frac{ 2 }{ 3 }\]
sorry it is 6 3/4
volume is 0.75*5.5*6.666 = 27.5 5/8 th part of 27.5 is 17.1875
v = 27.84 m^3 volume of water = 5/8 v
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@Simonbane is thats answer
did you change 3/4 into 6 3/4?
6.75 * 5.5 * 6.67 = 247.62375
then?
divided by 0.625?
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i am sorry.............6 2/3 to 6 3/4
no. this is the given 6 3/4 long, 5 1/2 wide and 6 2/3 high
ok then V = 247.5
247.62375 or 247. 624
then what should i do next? subtract it by 0.625 or divide it by 0.625? @uzumakhi
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you should divide it
so my answer is 396. 198? @uzumakhi
try to multiple it
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