Math, asked by AyatSheikh, 1 year ago

A glass cylinder with diameter 20cm has water to a height of 9 cm.A metal cube of 8 cm edge immersed in it completely.Calculate the height by which water will rise in the cylinder.(Take π = 3.142)

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Answered by Aishwarya3011
5
Volume of water in the cylinder = pi*r*r*h = pi*10*10*9 = 2827.8 cm^3

Volume of metal cube = side^3 = (8)^3 = 512 cm^3

Total volume of the water column after insertion of cube = 2827.8 +512 cm^3 = 3339.8 cm^3

This volume = pi*r*r*h

Only the height of the column changes after insertion of cube, radius remains the same. Therefore we substitute the value of r and new volume in this formula,

3339.8 = 3.142*10*10*h
=> h= 10.63 cm

Previous height = 9 cm

Rise = new height - previous height

Rise = 10.63-9 cm = 1.63 cm



Answered by viji18net
1

Answer:

H = 9 cm

diameter = 20 cm so,radius = 10 cm

side of the cube = 8 cm

Total volume of the cylinder

(after cube is immersed) = Volume of water in cylinder + Volume of water displaced or volume of the cube

= 22/7*10*10*9 + 8*8*8

= 19800/7 + 512

= 2828.57 + 512

= 3340.57 cu cm

Now, height of water, h1 can be found by equating πr²h1 with this volume.

So,

22/7*10*10*h1 = 3340.57

h1 = (3340.57 × 7)/2200

h1 = 23383.99/2200

Height = 10.63 cm

Rise in the water level in the cylinder

= h1 - h

= 10.63 - 9

= 1.63 cm

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