A cuboidal vessal is $10 m$ long and $8 m$ wide. How height must it be made to hold $380$ cubic mters of a liquid?

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Solution

Volume of cube $= l \times b \times h$

$⟹ 380 m^{3} = 10 m \times 8 m \times h$

$⟹ h = \frac{38}{8} m$

$⟹ h = 4.75 m$

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