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A Copper wire diameter 6 mm is evenly wrapped on a cylinder of lenght 15 cm and diameter 49 cm to cover its whole surface. find the lenght and volume of wire. lf density of copper be 9 gm/cu cm find the weight of wire​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\sf{\underline{Given:}}


\sf{Diameter\:of\:copper\:wire} = \sf{6\:mm}

\sf{Radius} = \sf{3\:mm}

\sf{Length\:of\:cylinder} = \sf{150\:mm}

\sf{Diameter\:of\:cylinder} = \sf{490\:mm}


\sf{No.\:of\:turns\:of\:copper\:wire}  = \frac{150}{6} = 25


\sf{Length\:of\:one\:turn}

 = 2\pi( \frac{490}{2} ) \\

 = 490 \times \frac{22}{7} \\

 = 1540 \: mm


\sf{So,}

\sf{Total\:length\:of\:copper\:wire}

 = 25 \times 1540 \\

 = 38500 \: mm


\sf{Therefore,}

\sf{Volume\:of\:copper\:wire}

 = \pi \times (3) ^{2} \times 38500 \\

 = 1089000 \: mm^{3}

\sf{Volume} = 1089 cm ^{3}


\sf{Specific\:gravity\:of\:wire}  = 9 \: kg/cm^{3}


\sf{Weight\:of\:wire}

 = (1089 \times 9) \\

 = 9801 \: kg


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