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For the lunch,the food is kept in 3 cylindrical containers of diameter 1.4m and height 56cm.How many students can be served if the food is served twice with a hemispherical bowl of radius 14cm?

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Answered by hermoine123
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Answer:

225 children

Step-by-step explanation:

d = 1.4 m = 140 cm, r=70 cm

ht = 56cm

Volume of food in 3 such containers= 3( πr^2h)

=3 * π*70*70*56

radius of hemispherical bowl= 14cm (Two servings)

Volume of 2 hemispherical bowls=volume of 1 spherical bowl= 4/3  π r^3

No of children served = Volume of containers divided by volume of 2 servings

= 3* π* 70 * 70 * 56 divided by 4/3 * π* 14*14*14

= 225

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