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cone of base radius 4 cm is divided Into two parts by drawing a plane through the mid point of its height and parallel to its base. Compare the volume of the two parts. ​

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Let the height of the cone is H and radius of the cone is R.

Given, the cone is divided into two parts through the mid point of its axis.

So, AQ = AP/2

Since QD || PC

So, the triangle AQD is similar to the triangle APC.

Now, by the condition of similarity,

       QD/PC = AQ/AP = AQ/2AQ

=> QD/PC = AQ/AP = 1/2

=> QD/R = 1/2

and QD = 2R

Now, volume of the cone = πr2H/3

Again, volume of the frustum = Volume of the cone ABC - Volume of the cone AED

                                            =  πr2H/3 - {π(R/2)2 (H/2)}/3

                                            = πr2H/3 - {πR2 H}/(8*3)

                                            = (πr2H/3)*(1 - 1/8)

                                            = (πr2H)/{3 *(7/8)}

                                            =  (7πr2H)/{3 *8}

Now, volume of the part taken out/volume of the remaining part of the cone = {(1/8) * πr2H/3}/{(7πr2 H)/(3 *8)}

                                                                                                                    = 1/7

So, the required ratio is 1 : 7

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