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a small cone with radius of base 3cm is cut from the upper portion of a cone whose radius of the circular base is 12cm and height 2cm . find the Lsa of frustum of the cone​

Answers

Answered by manishgodara7851
6

Answer:

Given, r

1

=12cm,h

1

=20cm,r

2

=3cm,h

2

=?

We know,

r

2

r

1

=

h

2

h

1

3

12

=

h

2

20

∴h

2

=

12

3×20

=5cm

∴ The cut to be made at 5cm from the vertex.

Volume of the frustum=

3

1

πh(r

1

2

+r

2

2

+r

1

r

2

)

=

3

1

×

7

22

×15(12

2

+3

2

+12×3)=

7

110

×(144+9+36)

=

7

110

×189=2,970

∴Volume of the frustum=2,970cm

3

.

Answered by AbhilabhChinchane
2

Answer:

Answer

Volume of a cone of radius r and height h is =

3

πr

2

h

3

1

πr

2

h=

125

1

3

1

πR

2

(20)

⇒r

2

h=R

2

125

(20)

−(1)

Also BE∣∣CD (given)

In △ABE & △ACD

∠BAE=∠CAD (common )

∠ABE=∠ACD (corresponding angles)

△ABE∼△ACD by AA criterion

thereby the sides will be in proportion

CD

BE

=

AC

AB

R

r

=

20

h

−(3)

Substituting (2) in (1) we get

(

R

2

r

2

)h=20

⇒(

20

h

)

2

h=

125

20

⇒h

3

=

5×5×5

20×20×20

⇒h=

5

20

=4cm

Therefore, the section is made (20−4)cm=16cm above the base of original cone.

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