A solid right circular cylinder has a total surface area of 462 sq. Cm. Its CSA is one third of the total surface area. Find the volume of cylinder
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Given---
Total surface area of the solid cylinder(T.S.A) = 462 cm^2
Also, Curved surface area (C.S.A) = (1/3) x Total surface area = (1/3) x 462
= 154 cm^2
Using the Formula,
C.S.A = 2 X π X r x h
2 x π x rh = 154 --------------------------------eq.(1)
Also, T.S.A = 2 π r(h +r)
462 = 2 x π x rh + 2π x r^2
Using eq(1),
462 = 154 + 2π x r^2
2π x r^2 = 462 - 154
(22/7) x r^2 = 308
2 x r^2 = 308 x (7/22)
2 x r ^2 = 14 x 7
r^2 = 98/2
r = √49
r = 7 cm
Again from eq(1),
2 π x r x h =154
2 x (22/7) x 7 x h = 154
h = 154/44
h = 3.5 cm.
Using the Formula,
Volume of the Cylinder = π x r^2 x h
=(22/7) x 7 x 7 x 3.5
= 539 cm^3
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Thus, volume of the cylinder is 539 cm^3.
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Good question... Keep Progressing...
Here is your answer---
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____________________________
Given---
Total surface area of the solid cylinder(T.S.A) = 462 cm^2
Also, Curved surface area (C.S.A) = (1/3) x Total surface area = (1/3) x 462
= 154 cm^2
Using the Formula,
C.S.A = 2 X π X r x h
2 x π x rh = 154 --------------------------------eq.(1)
Also, T.S.A = 2 π r(h +r)
462 = 2 x π x rh + 2π x r^2
Using eq(1),
462 = 154 + 2π x r^2
2π x r^2 = 462 - 154
(22/7) x r^2 = 308
2 x r^2 = 308 x (7/22)
2 x r ^2 = 14 x 7
r^2 = 98/2
r = √49
r = 7 cm
Again from eq(1),
2 π x r x h =154
2 x (22/7) x 7 x h = 154
h = 154/44
h = 3.5 cm.
Using the Formula,
Volume of the Cylinder = π x r^2 x h
=(22/7) x 7 x 7 x 3.5
= 539 cm^3
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Thus, volume of the cylinder is 539 cm^3.
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