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In the adjoining figure, the height of the cylindrical jar is 20 cm and the radius of the jar is 7 cm. i) Find the surface area of the labeled part of the jar. ii) If the jar filled up to one-fourth of its height, find the volume of the juice exists in the jar. Please answer asap guys...
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Answers

Answered by svthirthana8888
1

Answer:

Volume of water displaced=Volume of the cube.

The radius of the cylinder=

2

7

​=3.5cm

⇒πr

2

h=125

7

22

×3.5

2

h=125

⇒38.5h=125

⇒h=

38.5

125

=3.25cm

The water will rise by 3.25cm

And the new height of water will be 12+3.25=15.25cm.

Answered by bestfortnite
1

Answer:

n the adjoining fig-3,the height of the cylindrical jar is 20 cm and the radius of the jar is 7 cm. i) Find the surface area of the labelled part of the jar.ii) If the jar filled up to one-fourth of its height, find the volume of the juice exist in the jar.

Step-by-step explanation:

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