How many cylindrical jars of diameter 16 cm and height 28 cm can be filled from a cylindrical vessel of diameter 60cm and height 40 cm?
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Volume of the larger cylinder
= Number of smaller jars * Volume of each jar
N * π*8^2*28 = π*30^2*40
N = 30*30*40/8*8*28
N ~ approximately 2 jars can be fir in the bigger vessel.
= Number of smaller jars * Volume of each jar
N * π*8^2*28 = π*30^2*40
N = 30*30*40/8*8*28
N ~ approximately 2 jars can be fir in the bigger vessel.
dhruvsh:
it means to the power
that means 8^2 = 8*8
Ohh thanks
no problem
But how come the other user got 20?
don't know !
Thanks anyways!
my pleasure
it is totally wrong
u stupid
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