Math, asked by sarthakaglawe111, 18 days ago

Perfectly Conical shaped hill has circumference of base equal to 2π kms. It’s slant height is 6 kms. Mathematician trekker wishes to complete one round around the hill. What is the minimum length that he needs to walk in kms before reaching the starting point on the circumference of the base.

Answers

Answered by palaksoni5274
0

Let r m be the radius of the base, h m be the height and l m be the slant height of the cone.

Given, circumference =44 metres.

⇒2πr=44⇒2×

7

22

×r=44⇒r=7 metres.

It is also given that h=10 metres.

∴ Slant height l

2

=r

2

+h

2

⇒l=

r

2

+h

2

=

49+100

=

149

=12.2m.

Now, we know, the surface area of the tent =πrl.

=

7

22

×7×12.2m

2

=268.4m

2

∴ Area of the canvas used =268.4m

2

.

It is given that the width of the canvas is 2 m.

∴ Length of the canvas used =

width

area

=

2

268.4

=134.2m.

Answered by pavankhapre222
0

Step-by-step explanation: circumference of cone=2*pi*radius

given circumference=2*pi kms

therefore 2pi=2pi*r

r = 1kms

slant height=6 kms

height of cone (h) =sqrt(35) kms

the minimum length to reach starting point= circumference of cone

=2pi kms

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