Question

Part B
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What is the volume of water, in cubic meters, if the height of empty space h is 0.5 meter?

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cubic meters

Answer 1

To calculate the volume of water when the height of the empty space (h) is 0.5 meters, we would need additional information such as the dimensions of the container (e.g., radius or diameter if it's cylindrical, or length and width if it's rectangular) or the shape of the container.

Assuming the container has a uniform cross-section, the volume can be calculated using the formula:

\[ \text{Volume} = \text{Cross-sectional Area} \times h \]

If you provide the necessary dimensions of the container, I'd be able to help you find the volume in cubic meters.