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A water pipe (as shown in the diagram has the inner diameter of 3 3/4 cm and a wall thickness of 5/7 cm. What is the outer radius of the pipe? [Hint. Radius = 1/2 x diameter]​

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Answered by IpsitaSethi
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Step-by-step explanation:

inner diameter = (3*4+3)/4 = 15/4cm so radius = 15/8cm.

and adding thickness to it

we get outer radius as 15/8+5/7 = 2.589.

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Answered by abhirajshricat
1

Answer:

inner diameter = (3*4+3)/4 = 15/4cm so radius = 15/8cm. we get outer radius as 15/8+5/7 = 2.589.-

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