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how many balls each of radius 2 cm can be made from a solid sphere of lead of radius 8 cm

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Answered by Anonymous
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hi,

let no of  balls be n, then
n(vol of balls)=vol of sphere
n(4/3 pi*r*r*r)=4/3pi*R*R*R
n(2*2*2)=8*8*8
8n=512
 n=64
                         so 8 balls can be made out
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Answered by honeysvb
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acc to problem
 volume of sphere of radius 8cm(v1) = n × volume of sphere of radius 2cm(v2)
  n = v1/v2
now v1 = 4πr1³/3
             = 4×8³×π/3
now v2 = 4πr2³/3
             = 4×2³×π/3
now n = v1/v2
           = (4×8³×π/3)/(4×2³×π/3)
           = 8³/2³
           = 8²
        n = 64
so we can make 64 balls of 2cm radius from given sphere

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