Nitha Mulungu
Feb 17, 2024
Land is specificed in hectares, where one is equal to 10000m^2.Suppose a mine occupy 75 hectares and it dug to depth of 200m,what is volume of earth that is removed?
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Feb 17, 2024
To calculate the volume of earth that is removed, we first need to convert the area of the mine from hectares to square meters:
75 hectares * 10000 m^2/hectare = 750000 m^2
Now, we can calculate the volume of earth that is removed by multiplying the area of the mine by the depth it was dug to:
Volume = Area * Depth
Volume = 750000 m^2 * 200 m
Volume = 150,000,000 m^3
Therefore, the volume of earth that is removed from the mine is 150,000,000 cubic meters.
75 hectares * 10000 m^2/hectare = 750000 m^2
Now, we can calculate the volume of earth that is removed by multiplying the area of the mine by the depth it was dug to:
Volume = Area * Depth
Volume = 750000 m^2 * 200 m
Volume = 150,000,000 m^3
Therefore, the volume of earth that is removed from the mine is 150,000,000 cubic meters.
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