Gasoline Tank Volume Positions

The closed petrol tank is a cuboid with dimensions of 80 cm, 30 cm, and 20 cm. The petrol level reaches 6 cm below the upper edge of the tank. Determine the amount of gasoline in the tank in liters for all possible, stable positions of the tank.

Final Answer:

V1 =  33.6 l
V2 =  38.4 l

Step-by-step explanation:

a=80 cm dm=80:10  dm=8 dm b=30 cm dm=30:10  dm=3 dm c=20 cm dm=20:10  dm=2 dm x=6 cm dm=6:10  dm=0.6 dm 1 dm3 = 1 l V1=a b (cx)=8 3 (20.6)=33.6 l
V2=a (bx) c=8 (30.6) 2=38.4 l



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