Math, asked by arthrajput947, 10 months ago


3. The external radius of a 14-cm-long metallic pipe is 9 cm. and the pipe is l cm thick find
the volume of the mctal used in the pipe, If the mass of 1 cm metal is 8.5 g, find the
of the pipe
thick. Find
find the mass​

Answers

Answered by madhukarmadage
4

Step-by-step explanation:

The volume and mass of pipe is and 6.49 kg respectively.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given The external radius of a 14 cm long metallic pipe is 9 cm and the pipe is 1 cm thick. we have to find the volume and also the mass of metallic pipe if the mass of 1 cm cube metal is 8.5 gram.

External radius=14 cm

Internal radius=External radius - thickness=14-1=13 cm

Volume of metal pipe=

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The mass of metal is 8.5 gram

∴ The mass of metal is  

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Answered by Bandana02
17

Question :

The external radius of a 14 cm long metallic pipe is 9 cm , and the pipe is 1 cm thick . Find the volume of the metal used in the pipe if the mass of 1 cm³ metal is 8.5 gram . Find the mass of the pipe.

Answer :

External radius = 9 cm

Internal radius = ( external radius) - ( thickness )

= (9-1) cm

= 8 cm

Volume of metal in pipe= πh(R²- r²)

= 22/7×14×(81-64)

= 22/7×14×17

= 22×4×17

= 44×17

= 748 cm³

Given,

Mass of 1 cm³ metal=8.5g

Therefore,

Mass of 748 cm³ metal= 8.5×748

= 6.358g

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