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Find the cost of painting the curved surface of a cylinder of base diameter 35 cm and height 20 cm at the rate of 20 paise per cm2.​

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Answered by Anonymous
15

Answer :

›»› The cost of painting the curved surface area of a cylinder is Rs.440.

Given :

  • Diameter of a cylinder = 35 cm.
  • Height of a cylinder = 20 cm.
  • The rate of 20 paise per cm².

To Find :

  • The cost of painting the curved surface area of a cylinder.

Solution :

Firstly we will find the radius of a cylinder.

As we know that

→ Radius = Diameter ÷ 2

→ Radius = 35 ÷ 2

Radius = 17.5

The radius of a cylinder is 17.5 cm.

Now,

As we know that

→ CSA of cylinder = 2πrh

→ CSA of cylinder = 2 * 22/7 * 17.5 * 20

→ CSA of cylinder = 2 * 22 * 2.5 * 20

→ CSA of cylinder = 44 * 2.5 * 20

→ CSA of cylinder = 110 * 20

CSA of cylinder = 2200

The curved surface area of cylinder is 2200 cm².

Now, Cost of painting = Curved surface area of cylinder * 20

→ Cost of painting = 2200 * 20

Cost of painting = 44000

Now, converting the cost of painting from paise to rupees.

→ Cost in rupees = 44000 paise * 1 rupees/100 paise

→ Cost in rupees = 44000 * 1/100

→ Cost in rupees = 44000/100

→ Cost in rupees = 440/1

Cost in rupees = 440

Hence, the cost of painting the curved surface area of a cylinder is Rs.440 .

Answered by Anonymous
22

Answer:

 \huge \bf \: Given

  • Diameter of curved surface cylinder = 35 cm
  • Height of curved surface cylinder = 20 cm
  • Rate of painting per cm = 20 paise

 \huge \bf \: To \: do

Total cost of painting

 \huge \bf \: Solution

Firstly we have to find radius of cylinder.

 \huge \sf\: radius =  \frac{diameter}{2}

 \sf \leadsto \: r \:  =  \dfrac{35}{2}

  \sf \leadsto \: r \:  = 17.5 \: cm

Therefore Radius of Cylinder = 17.5 cm

Now,

Finding CSA of cylinder

 \huge \bf \: CSA \:  = 2\pi  rh

 \sf \leadsto \: csa \:  = 2 \times  \dfrac{22}{7}  \times 17.5 \times 20

  \sf \leadsto \: csa \:  = 2 \times 22 \times 2.5 \times 20

  \sf \leadsto \:csa \:  =  44 \times 50

 \sf \leadsto csa \:  = 2200

Now,

Cost of painting = Curved surface area × 20

 \sf \leadsto \: cost \: of \: painting \:  = 2200 \times 20

 \huge \sf \leadsto \: cost \:  = 44000 \: paise

Now,

We will convert paise to rupees

 \sf \leadsto \:cost \: (rupees) = 44000 \times  \dfrac{1}{100}

 \sf \leadsto \: cost \: (rupees) =  \dfrac{44000 \times 1}{100}

 \sf \leadsto \: cost \: (rupees) = 440


Anonymous: Great!
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