Math, asked by prawinkumar, 10 months ago

a metalic pipe has internal and external diameter as 8cm and 12cm. find the volume of the metal used if the pipe is 2.8m long. also, find the weight of the pipe if every 1cubic centimeter weighs 1.2 g.​

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Answered by hanuman81
16

Answer:

let external radius be R =12/2= 6cm

and internal radius be R =8/2= 4cm

hight of pipe= 280cm

Step-by-step explanation:

The volume of the metal pipe = volume of pipe ( external radius)-volume of pipe(internal radius)

= πR^2h-πr^2h

= πh( 6*6-4*4)

= 22/7*280(36-16)

= 22*40*20

= 17600 cm^3

weight of pipe = 17600*1.2 g

= 21120 g

= 21120* 1/1000 kg

= 21.12 kg

Answered by panchalikar
5

Answer:

let external radius be R =12/2= 6cm

and internal radius be R =8/2= 4cm

hight of pipe= 280cm

Step-by-step explanation:

The volume of the metal pipe = volume of pipe ( external radius)-volume of pipe(internal radius)

= πR^2h-πr^2h

= πh( 6*6-4*4)

= 22/7*280(36-16)

= 22*40*20

= 17600 cm^3

weight of pipe = 17600*1.2 g

= 21120 g

= 21120* 1/1000 kg

= 21.12 kg

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