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If area of the base of a cylinder is 11 sq cm and it's height is 7cm , then it's volume is??​

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Answered by Anonymous
31

Solution:-

★ Area of the base = 11cm²

\tt\longrightarrow{\pi r^2 = 11}

\tt\longrightarrow{\dfrac{22}{7} r^2 = 11}

\tt\longrightarrow{r^2 = \dfrac{7}{2}}

\tt\longrightarrow{r = \sqrt{\dfrac{7}{2}}}

  • Now, we have radius and height of the cylinder.

★ Volume = πr²h

\tt\longrightarrow{Volume = \dfrac{22}{7} \times \bigg( \sqrt{\dfrac{7}{2}} \bigg)^2 \times 7}

\tt\longrightarrow{Volume = 22 \times \dfrac{7}{2}}

\tt\longrightarrow{Volume = 11 \times 7}

\bf\longrightarrow{Volume = 77\: cm^3}

Alternate method

Volume of a cylinder is the product of height and area of the base.

  • Therefore

\tt\longmapsto{Volume = 7 \times 11}

\bf\longmapsto{Volume = 77\: cm^3}

Hence,

  • Volume of the cylinder is 77 cm³.
Answered by Anonymous
18

Given :-

→ Area of the base of a Cylinder = 11 cm²

→ Height of the Cylinder = 7 cm

To Find :-

→ Volume of that Cylinder

Solution :-

\underline{\bf{\dag} \:\mathfrak{As\;we\;know\: that\: :}}

\star\: \boxed{\sf{\blue{ Area\;of\;base=\pi r^{2}}}}

→ Let's find out the radius by putting the values in this formula !

\sf \implies \pi r^{2} = 11

\sf \implies \dfrac{22}{7} \times r^{2} = 11

\sf \implies r^{2} = 11 \times \dfrac{7}{22}

\sf \implies r^{2} = \dfrac{7}{2}

\sf \implies r = \sqrt{\dfrac{7}{2}}

→ Now ATQ we need to find it's volume

\underline{\bf{\dag} \:\mathfrak{As\;we\;know\: that\: :}}

\star\: \boxed{\sf{\blue{Volume\;of\;Cylinder= Area\;of\;base \times Height }}}

→ Let's solve by putting the values in this formula !

\sf \implies 11 \times 7

\sf \implies 77\;cm^{3} \\

∴ Volume of this cylinder is 77 cm³

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