Math, asked by deepanjanaghosh46, 11 months ago

Find the ratio between the quantity of water coming out of two pipes with radii 2cm and 4cm in one minute,if the speed of water is 1metre/sec.

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Answered by sreekanthedpl
27
The water coming out from a pipe is 4 times compared to the other pipe, if their radius is in the ratio 2 : 1

In this question,
Radii of pipe 1 = 2cm
Radii of pipe 2 = 4cm

Pipe 2 has double the radius of pipe 1

Then the ratio of quantity of water coming out of pipe 1 to pipe 2 is 1 : 4
Answered by pushpakumari7150573
13

Answer:

1:4 IS THE RIGHT ANSWER..

Step-by-step explanation:

1m=100cm

Then height of both pipes is 100cm

Volume of 1st pipe=πr²h

22/7×2×2×100=8800/7cm³

Volume of 2nd pipe=πr²h

22/7×4×4×100=13200/7cm³

Ratio between both pipes=(8800/7)/(13200/7)

1/4=1:4

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