Math, asked by pridhvi, 1 year ago

A group of 21 students shared the ice cream brick in lunch break to celebrate independence day. If each one takes a hemispherical scoop of ice cream of 3 cm radius find the vol. Of ice cream eaten by them.. a. If the dimension of the ice cream brick are 10cm• 10cm•12cm. How much volume of ice cream is left.

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Answered by JustinJoe
14
Total volume of brick= lbh
=10*12*10
=1200cm^3
Volume of 1 ice cream= 2/3πr^3
=2/3*3.14*3*3*3
=56.52cm^3
Volume of cream taken by 21 students. =21*56.52
=1186.92cm^3
Therefore ice cream left in brick=13.08cm^3
Answered by wifilethbridge
2

Answer:

13.08 cubic.cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Total volume of brick= Length \times Breadth \times Height

                                  = 10 \times 10 \times 12

                                  = 1200 cm^3

Volume of 1 ice cream scoop = \frac{2}{3} \pi r^3

                                                 =\frac{2}{3} \times 3.14 \times (3)^3

                                                =56.52 cm^3

Volume of cream taken by 21 students. =21\times 56.52=1186.92cm^3

Ice cream left in brick=1200 cm^3-1186.92cm^3=13.08cm^3

Thus volume of ice cream is left is 13.08 cubic.cm.

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