if the radius of a cylinder is doubled and the height is halved then find the ratio of volume of original to the changed.
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: CSA of cylinder =2πrh
: R of new=2r and Height of new=r/2
: CSA of new cylinder :-
=2π×2r×h/2
=2πrh
: Ratio of new cylinder and old cylinder :-
=2πrh/2πrh
=1 : 1 (One ratio one)
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: CSA of cylinder =2πrh
: R of new=2r and Height of new=r/2
: CSA of new cylinder :-
=2π×2r×h/2
=2πrh
: Ratio of new cylinder and old cylinder :-
=2πrh/2πrh
=1 : 1 (One ratio one)
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Regards :)
Yash Raj ✌
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