Math, asked by Cheerypine, 1 year ago

a cylindrical tank has a lateral surface area of 504.4 m^2 and height of 14 cm. Find the base area and the volume ?

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Answered by sakshi7048
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Given :

Height = 14cm

Lateral surface area = 504.4{m}^{2}

Base area = 2\pir

We know that,

\boxed{\bold{Lateral\:surface\:area = 2\pi rh}}

According to the question,

\implies\bold{Lateral\:surface\:area = 5044000{cm}^{2}}

\implies\bold{2\pi r =\dfrac{5044000}{14}cm}

\implies\bold{2\pi r = 360285.71 cm}

\therefore{\bold{Base\:Area=360285.71cm}}

Now , we have to find the volume.

To find volume we need to find radius firstly .

\implies\bold{2\pi r= 360285.71cm}

\implies\bold{r = \dfrac{360285.71cm}{2\pi}}

\implies\bold{r= \dfrac{36028571cm\times 7}{44\times 100}}

\implies\bold{r=57318.18cm}

\therefore{\bold{Radius=57318.18cm}}

We know that,

\boxed{\bold{volume=\pi{r}^{2}h}}

\implies\bold{volume=1.44556\times {10}^{11}= 144556000000{cm}^{3}}
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