$Quantity$ $1$: Height of the tank if the volume of a cylindrical tank is $12320 \, cm^3$. Its radius and height are in the ratio of $7:10$ respectively. $Quantity$ $2$: Height of the kerosene level in a jar if a cone of radius $2 \, cm$ and height $3 \, cm$ is melted and recast into a cylinder of radius $2 \, cm$.

  • A
    Quantity $I >$ Quantity $II$
  • B
    Quantity $I < $ Quantity $II$
  • C
    Quantity $I \geq$ Quantity $II$
  • D
    Quantity $I \leq$ Quantity $II$

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