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- Height [H] = 49 cm
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- Thickness of pipe = 3cm
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- Density of material = 9.8 cm³
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- External diameter = 26m
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- For finding radius
= 26/2 = 13
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- Internal Radius = r = External radius - thickness
r = 13 - 3 = 10cm
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firstly it is necessary to find the volume of pipe
Because it's require for solving question .
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- Volume (V) = Effective area × height
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- Volume = π [R²-r²] × H
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- 22× [169-100]×7
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- = 3018
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- Now we Need To Find Out Mass Of Material Density Of Material is Given In Question
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- Mass = 9.8 × 3,018
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- Mass = 29,576.4
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