Math, asked by yvmohanty, 10 months ago

Mr. David and his class of 110 students went for a camping trip. He carried a cloth having an area 165m2 to make it into a conical tent.
Rahul, preeti and rabi decided to help him and suggested Mr. David that tents of radius 5m, 4m and 3m respectively so that each student occupied 5/7m2 on the ground. Whose tent will he choose? Justify with your answer.

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Mr. David  tents of radius 5m

Step-by-step explanation:

each student occupied 5/7m²

=> 110 Students will occupy area = 110 * 5/7

= 550/7 m²

Area with radius 3 m  = (22/7) * 3²

= 198/7 m²

198/7 < 550/7

not Sufficient

Area with radius 4 m  = (22/7) * 4²

= 352/7  m²

352/7 < 550/7

not Sufficient

Area with radius 5 m  = (22/7) * 5²

= 550/7  m²

550/7 = 550/7

= Sufficient

and 550/7  < 165    Hence cloth is also sufficient

Mr. David  tents of radius 5m

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