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An iron pipe is 42cm long and it's exterior radius is 4cm. If the thickness of the pipe is 1cm and iron weighs 100gram per cm³,find the weight of the pipe​

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Answered by TMarvel
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Answer:

92.4kg

Step-by-step explanation:

h = 42cm, external radius(R) = 4cm, internal radius(r) = 3cm______(given)

volume of the iron pipe = πh (R²-r²)

=22*42(4²-3²)/7

=22*42*7/7

=924 cm³

weight is 100g/cm³

so, 924cm³*100g/cm³

= 92400g

=92.4kg

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