Math, asked by aastha02121, 10 months ago

Diameter and length of a roller is 84 cm and 12 cm respectively . In how many revolution can roller level up the ground of area 1584 m^2..

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Answered by Steph0303
21

Answer:

Area covered in 1 revolution = CSA of the Roller

Length of the roller = 84 cm

Diameter of the roller = 12 cm

Radius of the roller = 6 cm.

CSA of Roller = 2πrh

→ CSA = 2 × 22/7 × 6 × 84

→ CSA = 3168 cm² = 0.3168 m²

Therefore in 1 revolution, the roller covers 0.3168 cm².

→ 1584 m² = n × 0.3168

where, n is the number of revolutions.

→ n = 1584 / 0.3168

→ n = 5000

Therefore after 5000 revolutions, the roller can cover an area of 1584m².

Answered by BrainlyYuVa
4

Answer:

Number of revolutions =5,000.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given here .

Length of roller = 84cm.

Diameter of roller =12cm.

So,

Radius of the roller = 12/2 = 6cm.

Find Here,

Revolutions of roller .

Now,

Formula Used :-

Curved surface area of roller=2πrh

CSA =2×22/7 × 6×84.

CSA= 264×12

CSA= 3168 cm².

CSA= 0.3168 m².

As we know,

Area covered in 1Revolutions of roller = CSA of Roller .

So,

In 1 revolutions , roller covered 0.3168 m² area .

So,

Number of revolutions(n) = Total area /covered area by 1 revolutions .

n = 1584/0.3468

n= 1584×10000/3468.

n= 5,000.

Therefore,

roller will 5,000 revolutions for covered 1584 m² area.

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