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cylindrical vessel is made of copper.
The internal diameter of the vessel is 7cm
and its internal depth is 10cm. The metal has
a thickness of 5mm throughout. Find the
capacity of the vessel and volume of copper
used in making it.

Answers

Answered by shauryagupta6962
1

Answer:

Internal diameter = 11.2cm

Internal radius = 11.2/2=5.6cm

Length of the cube = 21cm

Volume of internal cylinder =πr

2

h

=22×5.6×5.6×

7

21

=2069.76cm

2

External radius = R=(5.6+0.4)

Volume of external cylinder = πR

2

h

22×6×6×

7

21

2376cm

2

volume of metal = volume of external diameter

volume of internal diameter

(2376−2069.76)

306.24cm

3

306.2cm

3

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

1327.32 cm³

1.32732 liter

Step-by-step explanation:

diameter = 7 cm

radies = 6.5 cm

height = 10 cm

metal thick ness = 5mm

volume =Bh or πr²h . 

22/ 7 × (6.5)² × 10

1327.32 cm³

1.32732 liter

Metal sheet needed to make the cylindrical vessel=T.S.A of the cylindrical vessel.

2πr(r+h) = 2 × 22/ 7× 6.5 ( 6.5 + 10)

674.14

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