Math, asked by syedanas18905, 8 months ago

22. The weight of a metallic spherical shell is 11.176 kg. If the inner radius of the shell is 6 cm, and
1 cm of the metal weighs 21 g then find the thickness of the shell.​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
12

Given Parameters :

  • Inner radius (r) = 6 cm
  • Outer radius (R) = ?
  • Density = 21 g/cm³
  • Weight of metallic spherical shell = 11.176 kg = 11176 g

Answer:

→ Volume = Weight/Density

→ Volume = 11176/21

→ Volume = 532.19 cm³

→ So, Volume of material = 4/3 π (Outer Radius - Inner Radius)

→ Volume of material = 4/3 π (R³ - r³)

→ Volume of material = 4/3 π (R³ - 6³)

→ 532.19 = 4/3 π (R³ - 6³)

→ R³ - 6³ = (532.19 × 3 × 7)/4 × 22

→ R³ - 6³ = (532.19 × 3 × 7)/4 × 22

→ R³ - 6³ = 11175.99/88

→ R³ - 6³ = 126.99

→ R³ - 216 = 127

→ R³ = 127 + 216

→ R³ = 343

→ R = ∛343

R = 7 cm

Hence,Outer radius of is 7 cm.

____________________...

➝ Thickness = Outer radius - Inner radius

➝ Thickness = R - r

➝ Thickness = 7 - 6

Thickness = 1 cm

Therefore,thickness of the shell is 1 cm.

Similar questions