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A cylindrical pipe ‚ open at both ends ‚ is made from thick iron sheet of size 2 cm . If outer diameter is 16 cm and its length is 100 cm then tell how cm3 iron is used to make the pipe .



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Answered by tuka81
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Thickness = 2cm

outer diameter = 16cm = 2 outer radius

outer radius (R) = 8cm

as outer radius = inner radius + thickness

therefore inner radius = outer radius - thickness = 8 - 2 = 6cm

therefore volume of iron used = volume of outer cylinder - volume of inner cylinder

22/7 * R^2h - 22/7 * r^2h

22/7 * 100 ( 64 - 36 )

22/7 * 100 * 28

= 2200 * 4

= 8800 cm^3

therefore 8800 cm^3 of iron was used in making the cylindrical tube

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Answered by JaishikaKumawat
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