Math, asked by goelrajni78, 8 months ago

a metal pipe is 77 cm long.The inner diameter of a cross is 4cm.l, the outer diameter being 4.4 cm. find its
(i) Total surface area​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

A pipe will have two layers as shown in picture.  

There is a inner Cylinder and Outer Cylinder.

Inner Radius = Inner Diameter / 2 = 4 / 2 = 2 cm = r

Outer Radius = Outer Diameter / 2 = 4.4/2 = 2.2 cm = R

Height of the pipe = 77 cm = h

Inner Surface area of the Pipe = 2∏rh = 2*22*2*77/7 = 968 Square cm.

Outer Surface area of the pipe = 2∏Rh = 2*22*2.2*77/7 = 1064.8 Square cm.

Total Surface area = Inner Surface area + Outer Surface area + 2 * Cross section surface area.  

The cross section suface area is present at two ends of the pipe.  

This is the area covered between 2 circles.  

Total Surface area = Inner Surface area + Outer Surface area + 2 * Cross section surface area.  

= 968 + 1064.8 + 2*∏(R^2 – r^2)

= 2032.8 + 2*22*(2.2*2.2 – 2*2)/7

= 2032.8 + 5.28

= 2038.08 Square cm.

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Answered by Gautam308
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Answer:

R=2.2 cm, r=2 cm, h=77 cm

(i)S

1

=2πrh=2×

7

22

×2×77=968 cm

2

(ii)S

2

=2πRh=2×

7

22

×2.2×77=1064.8 cm

2

(iii)TSA=S

1

+S

2

+2(πR

2

−πr

2

)

=968+1064.8+2×

7

22

[(2.2)

2

−2

2

]=2028.08 cm

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