Math, asked by sunny1279, 1 year ago

a hemisphere bowl of internal radius 15cm.contains a liquid.the liquid is to be filled into cylindrical bottles od diameter 5cm and height 6cm. how many bottles are necessary to empty the bowl​


taruntapesh76: is the answer 60 ??

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Answered by taruntapesh76
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Answer:

60 bottles

Step-by-step explanation:

Firstly the liquid is occupying same volume in the bowl as well as when fully poured i.e.

Volume of hemispherical bowl = n * Volume of bottles

where n = number of bottles to be filled

so V of Bowl = 2/3 π r^2 = 7069 cm^3

and V of bottles = V of cylinder = π r^2 H

= 117.81 cm^3

so n = V of bowl/V of bottles

n = 7069/117.81 = 60 bottles  

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taruntapesh76: Was my answer correct
Answered by vikash2182
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no of bottle = volume of water of bowl ÷ volume of 1 bottle

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