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a solid metal sphere is recast into many smaller sphere calculate the number of sphere if the initial raddi is 10cm and final radius is 2cm​

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Answered by grashmi1310
6

Answer:

no.of spheres= volume of big sphere÷volumeof smaller spher

(4/3×22/7×10×10×10)÷(4/3×22/7×2×2×2)

=10×10×10/2×2×2

=125

Answered by Dhruv4886
3

The number of small spheres = 125

Given:

A solid metal sphere is recast into many smaller spheres  

Initial radius = 10 cm

And final radius = 2 cm

To find:

The number of small spheres

Solution:

Given initial radius of sphere = 10 cm

Volume of the sphere = 4/3 π r³

= (4/3)(22/7)(10)³ cm³  

The sphere is melted and recast into many smaller spheres

Radius of each small sphere = 2 cm

Volume of each small ball = (4/3)(22/7)(2³) cm³

Let n be the number small spheres

Sum of volume of all small spheres = n [(4/3)(22/7)(2³) ]

As we know

The volume of initial sphere = Sum of volume of all small spheres

⇒ (4/3)(22/7)(10)³ = n [(4/3)(22/7)(2³) ]  

⇒ 10³ = n (2³)

⇒ n = 1000/8

⇒ n = 125

Therefore,

The number of small spheres = 125

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Answered by Dhruv4886
1

The number of small spheres = 125

Given:

A solid metal sphere is recast into many smaller spheres  

Initial radius = 10 cm

And final radius = 2 cm

To find:

The number of small spheres

Solution:

Given initial radius of sphere = 10 cm

Volume of the sphere = 4/3 π r³

= (4/3)(22/7)(10)³ cm³  

The sphere is melted and recast into many smaller spheres

Radius of each small sphere = 2 cm

Volume of each small ball = (4/3)(22/7)(2³) cm³

Let n be the number small spheres

Sum of volume of all small spheres = n [(4/3)(22/7)(2³) ]

As we know

The volume of initial sphere = Sum of volume of all small spheres

⇒ (4/3)(22/7)(10)³ = n [(4/3)(22/7)(2³) ]  

⇒ 10³ = n (2³)

⇒ n = 1000/8

⇒ n = 125

Therefore,

The number of small spheres = 125

#SPJ2

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