Math, asked by chanmirephung37, 6 months ago

how many solid balls each of radius 2cm can be made by melting a solid sphere of lead of radius 10 cm​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

125 small spheres.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Radius of small sphere = 2cm

Radius of large sphere = 10cm

Now, Volume of small sphere = (4×πr³)/3

= (4×22×2³)/3

= (88×8)/3

= 704/3 cm³

Volume of large sphere = (4×πr³)/3

= (4×22×10³)/3

= (88×1000)/3

= 88000/3 cm³

Now, number of small spheres could be formed from large sphere = Volume of large sphere / Volume of small sphere

Number of small spheres = (88000/3)/(704/3)

= (88000×3)/(704×3)

= 88000/704

= 125 spheres.

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