A cuboidal vessel is 10cm long and 5cm wide. How high it must be made to hold `300\ c m^3` of a liquid?

Explanation

Given:
Volume of the cuboidal vessel `(V)=300 cm^3`
Length of the cuboidal vessel `(l)=10 cm`
Breadth of the cuboidal vessel `(b)=5 cm`
Now,
`V=l\timesbtimesh`
`300=10times5timesh`
`300=50timesh`
`h=300/60`
`h=5cm`
Hence, the height of the cuboidal vessel should be `5 cm`.