Math, asked by sunitaraman198249, 5 months ago

3. The pillars of a temple are cylindrically shaped. Each pillar has a
circular base of radius 20 cm and height 10 m. How much concrete
mixture would be required to build 14 such pillars?​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Considering it to a solid cylinder, for amount of concrete making are cylinder = volume of cylinder

∴ Amount of concrete mixture required to fild 14 such pillars =14× volume of a cylinder−−−−−(1)

If Volume of cylinder where =πr

2

h

x=radius

h=height

Volume =π×x

2

×h

=π×20×20×10 cm

3

=4000π cm

3

=4000×3.142 cm

3

=12568 cm

3

Substituting it in equation (1)

=14×12568

=150816 cm

3

∴ Amount of concrete mixture required to build 14 such pillars =150816 cm

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Answered by iTzShInNy
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 \small \sf \therefore{Volume \: of \: one \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛ \pi  {r}^{2} h} \\

 \small  \implies\sf {Volume \: of \: one \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛ \frac{22}{7}   \times .2 \times .2 \times 10 \: m {}^{3} } \\

 \small \sf \implies {Volume \: of \: one \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛  \frac{22 \times .04 \times 10}{7}m {}^{3}  } \\

 \small \sf  \implies{Volume \: of \: one \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛  \frac{220 \times .04}{7}  {m}^{3} } \\

 \small \sf \implies {Volume \: of \: one \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛  \frac{8.80}{7} \: m {}^{3} } \\

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 \small \sf \therefore{Volume \: of \: 14 \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛  \cancel{ 14} \times  \frac{8.80}{ \cancel7} } \\

 \small \sf  \implies{Volume \: of \: one \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛2 \times 8.80 \: m {}^{3} } \\

 \small \sf \implies{Volume \: of \: 14 \: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛ 17.60 \:  {m}^{3} } \\

 \small \sf \implies{Volume \: of \: 14\: Cylindrical \: pillar ➛ 17.6 \:   { m}^{3}  } \\

 \small \sf \therefore \: Concrete\: mixture \: to \: build \: 14 \: pillars \longrightarrow {\boxed{ \bf {17.6 \:  {m}^{3} }}}

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  • Firstly, here we have converted the unit ( cm into m ) so that both are of same units.

  • Then , we have applied the formula - Volume of a cyclinder = πr²h and substituted the values to find out the Volume of one Cylindrical pillar.

  • Now, we have find out the Volume of 14 Cylindrical pillars by multiplying 14 and the Volume of one Cylindrical pillar which is 8.80/7 .

  • Therefore, the amount of Concrete mixture to build 14 pillars is 17.6 .

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  •  \small \sf \: Volume  \: of \: a \: Cylinder  \large\leadsto  \small \boxed{ \bf \pi  {r}^{2}h }

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