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An iron pipe is 21 m long and its exterior diameter is 8 cm. If the thickness of the
pipe is 1 cm and iron weight is 8 g/cm, find the weight of pipe.​

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Answered by nikhilmhetre48
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Answered by CloseEncounter
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Let external diameter be  D_2 =8cm &  D_1 =8−1−1=6cm

 D_2 8cm &  D_1 =8−1−1=6cm

⇒Therefore,  r_1 =3cm &  r_2 =4cm

Volume of hollow cylindrical pipe=

⇒π(  r²_2 - r²_1 ) × h

\bold{\dfrac{22}{7} ((4)² −(3)²))× 21}

\bold{\dfrac{22}{7}×7×21}

=462cm³

{\boxed{\sf{\red{∴Weight\ of\ the\ pipe=8×462=3696g=3.696kg</p><p>}}}}

3.696kg answer

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