Math, asked by dzard10, 4 months ago

A person bought a water tank of a circular base having a radius of 1.05 meters and a height of 3.5 meters. If the upper part of the tank is spherical then how many liters of water can be contained in it?

Ans is 14379.75 liters how?

Answers

Answered by piyushgupta2409
14

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

here water tank is made of a cylinder and a hemisphere

Volume = volume of cylinder + volume of hemisphere

V= π×r²×h + 2/3 ×π× r³

V=π×1.05²×3.5 + 2/3 ×π×1.05³

V=12.1164 m³ +2.4232  m³

Volume=14.5396 m³

We know that 1m³=1000liters

then 14.5396 m³=14.5396×1000 liters

volume= 14539.6 liters

Answered by durgeshshrivastav205
3

Step-by-step explanation:

here ,

the cylinder height (h) = 3.5m

radius = 1.05m

Now,

volume(v) = πr^2h + 2/3πr^3

= πr^2(h +2/3 r)

=22/7(1.05)^2(3.5 + 2/3(1.05))

=3.465(3.5+0.7)

= 3.465x4.2

= 14.553m^3

so 1000liter = 1m^3

so, 14.553x1000 = 14553 liters of water can be contained in it

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