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a metal pipe is 77 CM long , the inner diameter of the cross section is 4 CM and the outer diameter is 4.8 CM. (1) inner curved surface area (2) outer curved surface Area (3) total surface area ​

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\bf{\underline{Question:-}}

a metal pipe is 77 CM long , the inner diameter of the cross section is 4 CM and the outer diameter is 4.8 CM.

  • inner curved surface area
  • outer curved surface Area
  • total surface area

\bf{\underline{Solution: -}}

A pipe will have two layers there is a inner Cylinder and Outer Cylinder. Let inner radius be r and outer radius be R.

→ r = Inner Diameter/2

→ r = 2/2 = 1 cm

and

→ R = Outer diameter/2

→ R = 2.2/2 = 1.1 cm

As we know that

CSA of Cylinder = 2πrh

  • Inner CSA = 2(22/7)(1)(77)

→ 44(11)

→ 484 cm²

So,

  • inner CSA is 484 cm².

Now,

  • outer CSA = 2πRh

  • Outer CSA = 2(22/7)(1.1)(77)

→ 44(1.1)(11)

→ 532.4 cm²

  • So outer CSA is 532.4 cm²

TSA = Inner csa + Outer csa + 2π(Cross section surface area)

→ TSA = 484 + 532.4 + 2(22/7)(R² – r²)

→ 1016.4 + 44/7(1.1² – 1²)

→ 1016.4 + 44/7(1.21 – 1)

→ 1016.4 + 44/7(0.21)

→ 1016.4 + 44(0.03)

→ 1016.4 + 1.32

→ 1017.72

\bf{\underline{Hence:-}}

  • inner CSA is 484 cm².
  • outer CSA is 532.4 cm²
  • TSA will be 1017.72 cm²
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