How many squares can fit in the cylinder if the length of the square is 2.5 and the length of the cylinder is 3 and breadth is 100
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Volume of the cylinder = πr²h
Given, h = 3 , b = 100/2 = 50
•°• Volume = π × 3 × 3 × 50
= 450π cubic units.
Volume of Square = Side³
Given, side = 2.5
•°• Volume = (2.5)³ = 15.625 cubic units.
Number of Squares that can be fit in the cylinder = Volume of Cylinder ÷ Volume of square
=> 450π / 15.625
=> 28.8 × π ( Take π = 3.14 )
=> 90.432
≈ 90 Squares
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Step-by-step explanation:
side of square, a=2.5
area of square=(2.5)^3=15.625
length of cylinder, h=3
breath of cylinder, b=100
radius=50
area of cylinder=π*50*50*3=
no of squares= 23550/15.625=1507.2
= 1507 squares
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