Math, asked by harshimaya, 1 year ago

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how much earth can be dug out in order to sink a well which is 10m inside diameter and 28 m deep?

Answers

Answered by Narmeen2004
15
volume of the cylinder = 2πr²h
=2×22/7×14×14×28
=2×22×2×14×28
=88×14×28
=34496m³

therefore a pit of volume 34496m³ is to be dug...
Answered by wifilethbridge
23

Given:

Diameter of well = 10 m  

Depth of well = 28 m

To Find:

how much earth can be dug out in order to sink a well which is 10m inside diameter and 28 m deep?

Solution:

Diameter of well = 10 m  

Radius of well = \frac{10}{2} = 5 m

Depth of well = 28 m

Volume of well = \pi r^2 h = \frac{22}{7} \times 5^2 \times 28 =2200

Hence the 2200 cubic m of earth can be dug out in order to sink a well which is 10m inside diameter and 28 m deep.

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