Math, asked by rupalidogra49, 3 months ago

a metallic right circular cone 20cm high and whose vertical angle is 60° is cut into two parts at the middle of its height by the plane parallel to its base.If the frustum so obtained be drawn into a wire of diameter 1\16cm.Find the length of the wire.​

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Answered by nanu1982006
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ANSWER

In △AEG

tan30=

AG

EG

3

1

=

10

EG

EG=

3

10

=

3

10

3

cm

In △ABD

tan30=

AD

BD

3

1

=

20

BD

EG=

3

20

=

3

20

3

cm

Radius (r

1

) of upper end of frustum=

3cm

10

3

Radius (r

2

) of lower end of container=

3cm

20

3

Height (h) of container=10cm

Volume of frustum=

3

1

πh(r

1

2

+r

2

2

+r

1

r

2

)

=

3

1

×

7

22

×10

(

3

10

3

)

2

+(

3

20

3

)

2

+

3

10

3

×

3

20

3

=

21

220

[

3

100

+

3

400

+

3

200

]

=

21

220

[

3

700

]

=

3

220

[

3

100

]

=

9

22000

cm

3

Radius (r) of wire=

16

1

×

2

1

=

32

1

cm

Let the length of wire=l

Volume of wire= Area of cross-section\times Length

=πr

2

l

=π(

32

1

)

2

l

Now,

Volume of frustum=Volume of wire

9

22000

=π(

32

1

)

2

l

9

22000

=

7

22

(

32

1

)

2

l

9

22000

×

22

7

×(32)

2

=l

⇒l=

9

7000

×1024

⇒l=796444.44cm

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