Math, asked by yash937, 1 year ago

a hemispherical bowl of internal radius 9 cm is full of liquid the liquid is to be filled into cylindrical shaped bottles each of radius 1.5cm and height 4cm .How many bottles are needed to empty the bowl.

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Answered by KunalTheGreat
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radius of hemisphere = 9cm

volume of hemisphere =2/3 pi r^3

=2/3*9*9*9pi

=486pi

radius of cylindrical shaped bottles =3/2cm

height=4cm

volume of bottles = pi r^2 h

=3/2x 3/2 * 4pi

=9pi

now,

required number of bottles=volume of hemisphere/volume of bottles

=486pi

=54

therefore, 54 bottles are required to fill the empty bowl...


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yash937: this is the wrong answer
KunalTheGreat: its right the answer is 24
yash937: no you have taken the radius as diameter.
KunalTheGreat: now check..
yash937: that is the right answer
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Answered by mathsdude85
1

Answer:

54 cylindrical bottles are necessary to empty a hemispherical bowl.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :  

Internal radius of the hemispherical bowl , R = 9 cm

Diameter of the cylindrical bottle = 3 cm

Radius of the cylindrical bottle , r = 3/2 cm = 1.5 cm

Height of the cylindrical bottle , h = 4 cm

Number of cylindrical shaped bottles required to empty a hemispherical bowl , n = Volume of hemispherical bowl / Volume of each cylindrical shaped bottles

= 2/3 × πR³ /  πr²h

= 2/3 × 9³ / 1.5² × 4

= 2/3 × 729 / 2.25 × 4  

= 2 × 243 / 2.25 × 4

= 243 / 2.25 × 2  

= 243/ 4.5 = 2430/45 = 54  

n = 54

Hence, 54 cylindrical bottles are required to empty a hemispherical bowl.

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