A cuboid glass tank, measured from the inside, has a square with a circumference of 6 decimeters at the bottom. Now, 9 liters of water is injected into the tank. How high is the water in the tank?

A cuboid glass tank, measured from the inside, has a square with a circumference of 6 decimeters at the bottom. Now, 9 liters of water is injected into the tank. How high is the water in the tank?


9 liters = 9 cubic decimeters
Bottom side length = 6 / 4 = 1.5 decimeters
Water height = 9 / (1.5 × 1.5) = 4 decimeters



There is a cuboid glass, 100cm in length and 50cm in width. If you want to use it to make a fish tank, 40cm in length, 30cm in width and 25cm in height, is this glass enough,
How to draw lines, if not enough, please explain the reason. (each side is a whole piece of glass, first write the size of each piece, then draw lines)
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It's 40 * 30, 40 * 25, two, 30 * 25
First, mark 40 * 25, 30 * 25, the rest is a 50 * 30, and then mark 50 * 10



A cuboid glass jar, measuring 40cm in length and 25cm in width from the inside, has a water depth of 12cm. After soaking a stone in water, the water surface rises
How about 4cm, the volume of the stone?


The volume of rising water is the volume of stone, 40 * 25 * 4 = 4000 cubic centimeter



A rectangular glass fiber reinforced plastic, measuring 40cm in length and 25cm in width from the inside, and 12cm in water depth in the tank
What is the volume of the stone
What's the cubic meter


A rectangular glass fiber reinforced plastic, measuring 40cm in length and 25cm in width from the inside, and 12cm in water depth in the tank
So the added volume is the volume of the stone
The added volume is 40 * 25 * (16-12) = 40 * 25 * 4 = 4000 cubic centimeter = 0.004 cubic meter