A largest possible cylinder is inscribed within a cube. What portion of the cube would be occupied by the cylinder
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Cube has 6 faces.
If area is 600 m², area of each face would be 600/6 = 100m²
=> Each edge of cube = √100 = 10m.
Maximum diameter & maximum height of required cylinder cannot exceed the length of edge of the cube.
=> Radius of cylinder = 10/2 = 5m & height = 10m.
Volume of cylinder = πr²h
= 22/7 x 5 x 5 x 10 = 785.71 m²
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The Volume of a Cube= side cube
27in³=s³
∛27 =s
s=3 inches
So, the height of the cylinder inscribed in a cube is 3inches and the radius will be 1.5inches.
Volume of Cylinder=πr²h
=π(1.5in)²(3in)
=6.75π cubic inches or 21.21 cubic inches.
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