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Volume of cylinder = πr^2h = 8π
Volume of cuboid = L*B*H = 6πH
Current Height: 6πH = 8π => H = 4/3 cms

Water is increased by 50% i.e the cylinder was filled with water up to a height of 2 centimeters and if I increase it by 50% it's height would increase by 1 cm.

Therefore, new volume of cylinder would be = 12π
When I pour this water into the rectangular container, its NEW HEIGHT would be: 6πH = 12π => H = 2 cms (D)
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