Math, asked by sainithinpubg432, 9 months ago

A golf ball has diameter equal to 4.1 cm. Its surface has 150 dimples each of radius 2 mm
Calculate total surface area which is exposed to the surroundings. (Assume that the dimples
22
are all hemispherical) =
7
22​

Answers

Answered by pushpayadavg179
4

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We have

Diametre of golf ball= 4.1cm

radius of each dimplets= 2mm

surface area of the ball =4πr

2

=4π×(

2

4.1

)

2

cm

2

=16.81cm

2

In case of each dimplets, surface area equal to πr

2

(r is the radius of each dimple) is removed from the surface of the ball where as the surface area of hemisphere i.e 2πr

2

is exposed to the surroundings

Total surface area exposed to the surroundings = surface area of the ball

−150πr

2

+150×2πr

2

=16.81π+150πr

2

=

16.81π+150π×(

10

2

)

2

cm

2

=22.81×

7

22

cm

2

=71.68cm

2

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Answered by Siddharta7
5

Answer:

71.7 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Diameter = 4.1 cm

Radius = Diameter/2 = 2.05 cm.

Surface area of ball = 4πr²

=>  4π * (2.05)²

⇒ 16.81π cm²

Also Given that,

Shape of dimples is hemispherical and radius= 2mm = 0.2 cm.

Area of 150 dimples = 150 * 2πr² = 12πcm².

Area of flat surface removed to make 1 dimple = 0.04π cm²

Area of flat surface removed to make 150 dimples :

= 150 * 0.04

= 6π cm²

TSA of golf ball exposed to surroundings :

= 16.81π + 12π - 6π

= 22.81π

= 71.7 cm²

Hope it helps!

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