Vikas TU
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To start with we need to need to know the volume of mud that descends:
As mountain side measuring 2.5km on a level plane, 0.80km up along the incline, and 2.0 m profound
2500 X 800 X 2 = 4000000m^3 of mud.
Presently we have to know how profoundly this covers the floor of the valley:
Region of the valley = 400 X 400 =160000m^2
So the profundity of the mud = 4000000/160000 = 25m.
Along these lines, now that we realize that the mud is 25m profound, we can work out the volume of mud covering the region being referred to:
25 X 4 = 100m^3
So there is 100m^3 of mud. We can work out its mass utilizing rho = m/V, so m = rho X V = 1900 X 100 = 190000kg = 190 Mg.