Math, asked by rehalakhatun110, 20 days ago

A metal bar of mass 3.6 kg is cut into two pieces in the ratio 3:5. The length of the shorter piece is 45 cm. Find :

(a) the length of the longer piece,

(b) the length of the original metal bar,

(c) the mass per unit length of the bar in kg/m

(d) the mass of the shorter piece​

Answers

Answered by gambheerh
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Answer:

I am not sure of the c and d but

a is 75cm

b = 120 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

A

3 units = 45cm

1 unit = 45/3 = 15

5 units = 15 * 5 = 75cm

B

75 + 45 = 120

Answered by divy2451
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Given:

  • Mass of metal bar = 3.6 kg
  • The ratio in which the metal bar was cut = 3:5
  • Length of the shorter piece = 45 cm

To find:

  1. The length of the longer piece
  2. The length of the original metal bar
  3. Mass per unit length of the bar in kg/m
  4. Mass of the shorter piece

Solution:

  1. Let the length of the longer piece = x

                         \frac{3}{5} = \frac{45}{x}

           3x = 45 * 5

           3x = 225

             x = \frac{225}{3} = 75 cm

Thus the length of the longer piece is 75 cm.

2. Length of original metal bar = Length of the shorter piece + Length of the longer piece

Length of the original metal bar = 45cm + 75 cm = 120 cm

Thus the length of the original metal bar is 120 cm.

3.  Mass per unit length = \frac{Total mass}{Total  length}

Mass per unit length = \frac{3.6 kg}{1.2 m} = 3kg/m                 ( 120cm = 1.2 m)

Thus mass per unit length of the metal bar is 3kg/m.

4. Mass of shorter piece = Mass per unit length x Length of the shorter piece

Mass of shorter piece = 3kg/m x 0.45m = 1.35 kg

Thus the mass of the shorter piece is 1.35 kg.

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