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A metallic pipe is 0.7cm thick. Inner radius of the pipe is 3.5cm and length is 5dm. Find its total surface area


namanagarwal697: Thickness of the pipe = 0.7cm

inner radius of the pipe (r )= 3.5cm

External radius of the pipe (R ) = (3.5+ 0.7 )cmor,4.2cm

length=5dm or,50cm

We know,

Total surface area of pipe = 2π (r+ R ) ( h+ R - r)

or, Total surface area of pipe= 2x22/7(3.5+4.2)(50+4.2-3.5)

= 44/7 x 7.7 x 50.7

=2453.88cm^2

So the answer should be 2453.88cm^2

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Answered by kunal111128
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T.S.A OF MATELLIC PIPE=

we know that pipe is open from its both

ends so we find the c.s.a of pipe

L=5dm=50cm

0.7cm thick

Inner radius =3.5cm

So, total redii=3.5+0.7=4.2cm

=2pieRH

=2*22/7*4.2*50

=44/7*210

=1320 cm square.

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