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A cylinder of radius 5 mm and height 11 mm (volume of a cylinder is pie-r2h) A sphere of radius 6mm (volume of a sphere is 4/3 pie r3) A cube with edge 9mm (volume of a cube is e3) Which of the following solids has the largest volume? (figures are not drawn to scale) Pickone of the choices

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Answered by Anonymous
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Solid volume of sphere by formula is near 905, which is high in all. Answer is sphere
Answered by Golda
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Solution :-

Cylinder -

Volume of Cylinder = πr²h

⇒ (22*5*5*11)/7

⇒ 6050/7

⇒ 864.28 mm³

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Sphere -

Volume of Sphere = 4/3*πr³

⇒ (4*22*6*6*6)/(3*7)

⇒ 19008/21

⇒ 905.14 mm³

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Cube -

Volume of Cube = Edge*Edge*Edge

⇒ 9*9*9

⇒ 729 mm³

Hence, the sphere has the maximum volume among the all three.
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