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Let,
The initial height of cylindrical tank be = H1
The height of cylindrical tank after filling the rectangular tank be = H2

Volume of cuboid = L*B*H = 4*8*10 = 320

Initial volume of cylindrical tank = π*r^2*H1 = 320π

Volume of cylindrical tank after filling the rectangular tank = π*r^2*H2
π*r^2*H2 = 320π - 320
16*π*H2 = 320(π - 1)
H2 = 20(π - 1)/π (E)
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