Math, asked by vijay4539, 1 month ago

A cylindrical metal pipe has the length of 10m. Its inner radius is 55cm and the pipe is

2cm thick. Find the volume of the metal used in the pipe.​

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Answered by ItzGamerGG
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Answered by smitharavindranath31
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Height of cylinder = 10 m =1000 cm

Inner radius r= 55 cm

Thickness = 2 cm

Outer radius R = 55+2=57 cm

Volume of metal used = Outer volume - Inner volume

Volume of metal used =\pi R^2 h - \pi r^2 hπR

2

h−πr

2

h

Volume of metal used =\frac{22}{7}(57^2-55^2)(1000)

7

22

(57

2

−55

2

)(1000)

Volume of metal used =704000 cm^3704000cm

3

Hence The volume of metal used is 704000 cubic cm

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