Math, asked by mandaldeepti868, 4 months ago


How many spheres 12 cm in diameter can be made from a metallic cylinder of diameter 8 cm
and height 90 cm​

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Answered by jk1220944
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Answer:

720cm...................

Answered by Anonymous
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\tt\small{It\: is \:given\: that, }

\tt\small{\bold{Diameter\: of\: the \:sphere \:=\: 12cm}}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Radius\: of\: the \:sphere}} \tt\small{=} \tt\frac{12}{2}\:=\:6\:cm

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\tt\small{We\: know \:that :}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Volume\: of\: the \:sphere}} \tt\small{=}\tt\frac{4}{3}π{r}^{3}

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\tt\small{By \:substituting \:the\: values ,}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Volume\: of\: the \:sphere}} \tt\small{=}\tt\frac{4}{3}×\frac{22}{7}×\tt{6}^{3}

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\tt\small{So\: we \:get,}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Volume \:of\: the \:sphere}}\tt\small{= \:905.142}\tt{cm}^{3}

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\tt\small{It \:is \:given\: that:}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Diameter\: of\: the \:cylinder}}\tt\small{= \: 8cm}

  • \tt\small{\bold{Radius\: of\: the \:cylinder }}\tt\small{=} \tt\frac{8}{2}\tt\small{= \:4cm}

  • \tt\small{\bold{Height \:of\: the \:cylinder }}\tt\small{= \:90cm}

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\tt\small{We\: know \:that,}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Volume \:of\: the \:cylinder }}\tt\small{=}\tt{πr}^{2}h

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\tt\small{By\: substituting \:the\: values: }

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Volume\: of\: the \:cylinder }}\tt\small{=} \tt\frac{22}{7}\:× \tt{4}^{2}\tt\small{× \:90}

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\tt\small{So\: we\: get ,}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Volume \:of\: the \:cylinder}}\tt\small{= 4525.714 }\tt{cm}^{3}

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\tt\small{We\: know \:that ,}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Number\: of \:spheres }}\tt\small{=} \tt\small\frac{Volume\: of \:cylinder}{ Volume \:of\: sphere}

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\tt\small{By \:substituting \:the\: values:}

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  • \tt\small{\bold{Number\: of \:spheres }}\tt\small{=} \tt\frac{4525.714}{905.142}\tt\small{= \:5}

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\tt\small\pink{Therefore, \:5\: spheres \:can\: be \:made\: from }\tt\small\pink{a\: metallic\: cylinder.}

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