a milk tank is in the shape of cylinder with a hemisphere of same radii attached to both in office as shown in figure if the total height of the tank is 66 metre and the radius is 1 calculate the maximum quantity of milk in Lead in the tank in litres and also calculate the total surface area of the tank
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Volume of tank=
Total surface area of tank=
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Height of tank=6 m
Radius of tank,r=1 m
Height of cylinderical part,h=6-(1+1)=4 m
Volume of hemisphere=
Volume of cylinder=
Where
Volume of tank=Volume of cylinder+2(volume of hemisphere)
Volume of tank=
Volume of tank=
Using 1L=1000 cubic meter
Total surface area of tank=Curved surface area of cylinder+2(surface area of hemisphere)
Total surface area of tank=
Total surface area of tank=
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