sk8erboi
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Hello,
I'm unsure if this is the right forum, so i apologize in advance. I'm trying to make sense of this physics question:
A cylindrical tank holds 100,000 L of water. How much water could a tank hold if it had dimensions that were double that of the first tank?
This is not an algebra question, it's a proportionality question. I was wondering if someone could explain how to solve this, or direct me to resources that would help me understand the concepts involved in this question.
Thanks
I'm unsure if this is the right forum, so i apologize in advance. I'm trying to make sense of this physics question:
A cylindrical tank holds 100,000 L of water. How much water could a tank hold if it had dimensions that were double that of the first tank?
This is not an algebra question, it's a proportionality question. I was wondering if someone could explain how to solve this, or direct me to resources that would help me understand the concepts involved in this question.
Thanks