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Page 8 (i) Assume that the storage tank is completely sealed and is to be filled with diesel from an opening at the top. Find the capacity, in m', of the tank, inclusive of the conical roof.​

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so \: here \: a \: storage \: tank \: constructed \: by \: a \: farmer \: is \: made \: up \: of \: two \: geometrical \: shapes \: namely \: cylinder(lower \: part) \: and \: cone(upper \: part) \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: (given)

so \: thus \: then \: radius \: of \: both \: cylindrical \: and \: conical \: shape \: would \: be \: equal \\ so \: let \: the \: radius \: of \: entire \: storage \: tank \: be \: r \: (inclusive \: of \: conical \: part \: and \: cylindrical) \\ here \: diameter(d) = 8.cm \\ thus \: radius(r) = 4.cm

moreover \\ for \: a \: cylindrical \: part \\ vertical \: height \: ie \: perpendicular \: height(h) = 3.5 \: cm \\  \\ for \: a \: conical \: part \:  \\ height(H) = 1.2 \: cm

so \: thus \: combined \: volume(inclusive \: volume) \: of \: storage \: tank = volume \: of \: cylindrical \: part + volume \: of \: conical \: part

so \: we \: know \: that \\ volume \: of \: conical \: part = 1/3 \times \pi \: r.square \: H \\ volume \: of \: cylindrical \: part = \pi \: r.squre \: h

thus \: then \\ volume \: of \: storage \: tank = 1/3 \times \pi \: r.square \: H + \pi \: r.square \: h \\  = \pi \: r.square(1/3.H + h) \\  = 3.14 \times (4).square (1/3 \times 1.2 + 3.5) \\  = 3.14 \times 16(0.4 + 3.5) \\  = 50.24 \times 3.9 \\  = 195.936 \\  \\ so \: volume \: of \: storage \: tank = 195.936 \: cubic.cm

but \: as \: we \: know \: that \\ 1l = 1000 \: cubic.cm \\ so \: 195.936 \: cubic.cm = 195.936 \times 1000 \: l \\  = 195936 \: l

so \: thus \: capacity \: of \: given \: storage \: tank \: is \: about \: 195936 \: l

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