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garima's father is a milk man. he daily sells 24 litre of milk in market. he needs 4 litre of water for mixing with the milk. his daughter brings water in two buckets of 5 litre and 3 litre each from the hand pump. then he pour the milk in cylindrical vessel of radius 21 cm

1) is it is possible to bring 4 litre of water with the help of those bucket? if yes then how.
2) find the height of the cylindrical vessel​

Answers

Answered by AditiHegde
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1) Yes, it is possible to bring 4 litres of water.

2) 20.20 cm is the height of the cylinder.

Given,

Garima's father daily sells 24 litres of milk.

he needs 4 litres of water for mixing with the milk

Garima brings water in two buckets of 5 litres and 3 litre each

cylindrical vessel is of radius 21 cm

1) is it is possible to bring 4 litres of water with the help of those buckets? if yes then how.

Yes, it is possible to bring 4 litres of water with the help of 5 litres and 3-litre buckets.

There are 2 options for Garima to bring 4 litres of water.

1. She can use only one bucket, i.e, 5-litre bucket to bring 4 litres of water.

2. She can use both 5 litre and 3-litre buckets and pour an equal amount of water i.e, 2 litres of water in each bucket to bring 4 litres of water.

2) find the height of the cylindrical vessel​

Total volume of liquid (milk + water) = 24 + 4 = 28 litres

28 litres = 28000 cm^3

The volume of a cylinder is given by,

V = πr^2h

28000 = π * 21^2 * h

h = 28000 / [(22/7) * 21^2]

h = 20.20 cm

Hence the height of the cylinder vessel.

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