Math, asked by sarashibu444, 3 months ago

17.Mohan lives in Hyderabad in Telangana. Those were very hot days of May. He thought that
if we human beings need so much of water to drink, won`t the birds also be thirsty. He
decided to prepare a vessel to provide water for birds. He found a flexible blue coloured
plastic rectangular sheet 44cm x 15 cm. He rolled it along its length and joined ends using a
tape. He wanted to have a circular base for this cylinder and searched for another sheet. He
found a square sheet 15cm x 15cm . He got a circular sheet just equal to the base of the
cylinder cut from it.
Find the volume of water that can be filled in the cylinder

Answers

Answered by jyotiyadav01
29

Step-by-step explanation:

The length of the rectangular sheet is 44cm which means it is the circumference of the base circle.

Now,

Circumference of the circle=2πr

44 =2×22/7×r

44 =44/7×r

44×7/44=r

7 =r

Therefore the radius is of 7 cm.

Next,

Volume of the cylinder=πr^2h

=22/7×7×7×15

=154×15

= 2310

Therefore the volume of the water that can be filled in the cylinder is 2310ml.

Answered by priyadharshini09m
0

Answer:

CSA =660 cm²,r=7, area of circular base=154cm²,volume=2310cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

CSA=l×b

44×15

=660cm²

finding radius:

660=2×22/7×r×15

660=660/7r

r=660×7/660

=7 cm

finding area of base:

pie×r²

22/2×7×7

=154 cm²

volume:

pie×r²h

22/7×7×7×15

=2320cm³

hope you understood it.....

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