Tank D, measuring 60 cm by 30 cm by 57 cm, was filled with water to the brim. Water was then poured from Tank D to Tank E, which has a base area of 600 cm² until the height of the water level in Tank E became twice that of the water level in Tank D. Find the volume of water in Tank E, leaving your answer in cubic cm.
Volume of Tank D
= 60 x 30 x 57
= 102600 cm³ 

Base area of Tank D 
= 60 x 30
= 1800 cm²

Total base areas
= 1800 + 600 + 600
= 3000 cm² 

Height of the water level in Tank D after pouring
= 102600 ÷ 3000
= 34.2 cm

Height of the water level in Tank E after pouring
= 2 x 34.2 
= 68.4 cm

Volume of water in Tank E
= 600 x 68.4
= 41040 cm³ 

Answer(s): 41040 cm³