Math, asked by umaa246, 9 months ago

cone of radius 12 cm and height 20 cm is cut parallel to the base from the top 3 cm down and removed out the remaining part becomes the frustum of a cone find the ratio between the frustum of a cone and the cone which is removed out

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Answered by tejas354
4

Answer:

volume of cone is 2970 cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

R=12

Ht=20

volume of cone= ⅓ πr²h

⅓ 3.14×12×12×20

3017.14.

ht of smaller cone.

20/12=x/3.

x= 5cm

volume of smaller cone= 47.14 cm³

ratio = 3017.14-47.14

2970cm³

Answered by ParvezShere
2

The ratio of the volume of frustum of cone by the volume of cone which is removed is equal to 63.

h1 - height of the bigger cone = 20 cm

h2 - height of the smaller cone = x

r1 - radius of the bigger cone = 12 cm

r2 - radius of the smaller cone = 3 cm

h1/h2 = r1/r2 => 20/x = 12/3

x= 5cm

The volume of the bigger cone = 1/3 × π(r1)²h1

= (22/7) × (12)² × 20

= 3014.4 cm³

The volume of cone cut off = 1/3 × π(r2)²h2

= (22/7) × (3)² × 5

= 47.1 cm³

The volume of the frustum = 3014.4 - 47.1

= 2967.3 cm³

Ratio = Volume of the frustum/Volume of the cone removed

= 2967.3/47.1 = 63

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