Find the capacity of the tanks with the following internal dimensions.
Length Breadth Depth
(i) $7 m 30 c m$ $3 m 60 c m$ $1 m 40 c m$

36.792 m^{3}

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Solution

The correct option is B $36.792 m^{3}$
Capacity is also known as volume of the tank which it can fill.
So, $Capacity = length x breadth x depth (or height)$
It is given for tank that,
length $= 7 m 30 c m = (7 + 0.30) m = 7.30 m$
Breadth $= 3 m 60 c m = (3 + 0.60) m = 3.60 m$
Depth $= 1 m 40 c m = (1 + 0.40) m = 1.40 m$

So, by given dimensions
Capacity of tank $= 7.30 \times 3.60 \times 1.40 m^{3} = 36.792 m^{3}$
Hence, option $A$ is correct

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