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How many cylinders of radius 3 cm and height 6 cm can be formed by melting sphere whose radius is 9 cm

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Answered by Cosmique
79

Answer:

  • Number of cylinders formed on melting the sphere = 18

Explanation:

Given,

  • Radius of cylinder to be formed, r = 3 cm
  • Height of cylinder formed, h = 6 cm
  • Radius of sphere melted, R = 9 cm

To find,

  • Number of cylinders formed on melting the sphere, x =?

Formula required,

  • Formula for volume of cylinder

        V of cylinder = π r² h

[ where r is radius and h is height of cylinder ]

  • Formula for volume of sphere

       V of sphere = 4/3 π R³

[ where R is radius of sphere ]

Solution,

Let, x cylinders are formed on melting the sphere

then,

→ V of melted sphere = x · ( V of cylinder formed )

→ 4/3  π R³ = x · ( π r² h )

→ 4/3  R³ = x · r² h

→ 4/3 · ( 9 )³ = x  ( 3 )² · ( 6 )

→ 4/3 · 729 = 54  x

→ 972 = 54  x

→ x = 972 / 54

x = 18

Therefore,

  • A total of 18 cylinders would be formed on melting the sphere.
Answered by Anonymous
579

Answer:

:

Given : -

  • Cylinders of radius = 3 cm

  • cylinder of Height = 6 cm

  • Radius of sphere = 9 cm

To find : -

  • How many cylinders

Solution : -

Let cylinders of sphere x

Applying furmulas we have :

  •         Valume of cylinder = π r² h
  •        V of sphere = 4/3 π R³

Volume of melted sphere = x ×>( V of cylinder formed )

➻ 4/3  π R³ = x × ( π r² h )

putting all values :

➻ 4/3 × ( 9 )³ = x ×  ( 3 )² × ( 6 )

➻ 4/3 × 729 = x × 9 × 6

➻ 4/3 × 729 = 54x

➻ 4 × 243 = 54x

➻ x = 4 × 243 / 54

➻ x = 4 × 81 / 18

➻ x = 4 × 9/2

➻x = 2 × 9

➻x = 18

Hence the number of cylinders is 18

More information : -

Radius

  • Radius is a line from the center to the outside of a circle or sphere.

  • The definition of a radius is a circular limit or a boundary of a specific distance which is drawn from a specific point.

sphere

  • a country or area in which another country has power to affect developments though it has no formal authority.
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