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answer is 18√2π sq. units

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Answered by mysticd
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Solution :

i ) Let the radius of smaller cone =r

height = h

Volume ( V ) = 12π

=> ( πr²h )/3 = 12π

πrl = 15π

=> r√(r² + h² ) = 15

{ Since , l = √r² + h² }

Squaring both sides , we get

=> r² ( r² + h² ) = 15 × 15

= 3×5×3×5

= 3×3×25

=> r²(r²+h²) = 3²( 3²+4²)

compare both sides,

r = 3 , h = 4

CSA = π × 3 × √(3²+4²) = 15π

ii ) Now ,

radius of the Larger cone = r

height = H

volume = (πr²H)/3 = 96π

=> ( r²H)/3=96

=> ( 3×3×H)/3= 96

=> 3H = 96

=> H = 96/3

=> H = 32

l = √(r² + H² )

= √( 3² + 32² )

= √ 9+1024

= √1033

CSA = πrl

= π × 3 ×√1033

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Answered by TooFree
1

Answer:

60π unit²


Step-by-step explanation:

Find the scale factor:

(length1/length2)³ = volume1/volume2

(length1/length2)³ = 12π/96π

(length1/length2)³ = 1/8

length1/length2 = ∛(1/8)

length1/length2 = 1/2

The scale factor is 1/2


Find the curved surface area of the larger cone:

area1/area2 = (length1/length2)²

15π/area2 = (1/2)²

15π/area2 = 1/4

area2 = 4 x 15π

area2 = 60π unit²


Answer:  60π unit²


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