Math, asked by divkeer14, 11 months ago

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A metallic right circular cone 20 cm high and whose vertical angle is 60° is cut into two parts at the
middle of its height by a plane parallel to its base. If the frustum so obtained be drawn into a wire of
diameter 7 cm, find the length of the wire.​

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Answered by MagicalGiggles
9

Answer:

Let OCD be the metallic cone

and ABCD be the required frustum

Here frustum is drawn as wire

Volume of frustum ABCD = Volume of cylindrical wire

Volume of frustum ABCD

Volume of frustum = πh / 3 ( r1² + r2² + r1.r2 )

Given OP = 20 cm

As cone is cut at the middle

OQ = QP = 10 cm

angle QOB = 60°

Height of frustum = QP = 10 cm

r1 = ?

r2 = ?

r1 = PD

r2 = QB

♦️In right angle triangle POD

tan O = PD / OP

tan 30° = PD / OP

1 / 3 = r1 / 20

r1 = 20 / 3 cm

♦️In right angle triangle QOB

tan O = QB / OQ

tan 30° = QB / OQ

1 / 3 = r2 / 10

r2 = 10 / 3 cm

♦️♦️Volume of frustum ABCD = πh / 3 ( r1² + r2² + r1.r2 )

π . 10 / 3 ( (20/3)² + (10/3)² + 20/3 . 10/3 )

10π / 3 ( 400 / 3 + 100 / 3 + 200 / 3 )

10π / 3 ( 700 / 3 )

7000π / 9 cm²

♦️♦️Volume of cylindrical wire :-

Given

diameter = 1 / 16 cm

Radius = 1/16 / 2 = 1 / 16 . 2 = 1 / 32 cm

let ,

length of the wire = height of the cylinder = h cm

♦️Volume of the wire = πrh

π ( 1/32 )² h

πh / 32 . 32

Volume of the frustum = Volume of wire

7000π / 9 = πh / 32 . 32

7000π × 32 × 32 / 9 × π = h

h = 7000π × 32 × 32 / 9 × π

h = 796444.44 cm

h = 796444.44 / 100 cm

h = 7964.4 m

:. Length of the wire = h = 7964.4 m .

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Answered by melbinshiji2004
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