30. An ice-cream seller has two types of ice-cream container in the form of cylindrical shape and a
cone with hemispherical base. Both have same height of 7 cm and same diameter of 7 cm. The
costs of both the containers are same but the seller decides to sell in cylindrical containers.
(i) Calculate the volume of both containers.
(ii) Which value is depicted by the seller?
Answers
Answer:
i)Volume of the cylindrical container = 269.5cm³
ii)Volume of the cone with hemispherical base container
= 134.75 cm³
iii ) Volume of first container > Volume of second container
and
Price of both containers are same .
So, he get more profit he depicts first container price on second container.
Explanation:
i) Dimensions of a cylinder:
Diameter (d) = 7cm
radius (r)=
=
Height (h) = 7cm
Volume of the cylinder = πr²h
=
= $269.5 \: cm^{3}$
Therefore,
Volume of the cylindrical container = 269.5cm³ -----(1)
ii ) Dimensions of the cone with hemispherical base container :
Radius of the base = cylinder base radius = 3.5 cm
Height of the container (H) =
7cm
Radius of the sphere (r)= 3.5cm
Height of the cone (h) = H-r
= 7 - 3.5
= 3.5 cm
Volume the container = volume of the cone + Volume of the sphere
=
=
=
=
=
= $134.75 \: cm^{3}$
Therefore,
Volume of the cone with hemispherical base container
= 134.75 cm³ ----(2)
But ,cost of both containers are same
From , (1) and (2) we clearly
conclude that ,
(1) > (2)
seller decide to depict the price
on second containers which gives more profit than first container .
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