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Plastic drum of cylindrical shape is made by melting spherical solid plastic balls of radius 1cm.find the number of balls required to make a drum of thickness 2cm,height 90cm and outer radius 30cm(drum has no lid)

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Answered by sd0510
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jaggery: Can u explain why did u use that formula πR.....
sd0510: which one?
jaggery: πR square×h-πrsqare×h+ πr sqaure×2
sd0510: the inner part of drum is empty so there plastic is not used so we need to know how much plastic is used to get that we minus the volume of cylinder with outer diameter- cylinder with inner diameter.... we substract both of it becoz we donot want the volume of empty space and the base of drum is circular and it is also made up of plastic so we add it to volume
jaggery: Thnk uh!!
Answered by mysticd
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 \underline { \blue { Outer \: dimensions \:of \:drum :}}

 Height (H) = 90 \:cm

 Radius (R) = 30 \:cm

 \blue { Thickness \:of \:of \:the \:drum (w)=2\:cm}

 \underline { \blue { Inner \: dimensions \:of \:drum :}}

 height (h) = H - w \\= 90 - 2 \\= 88 \:cm

 Radius (r) = R - w\\ = 30 - 2 \\= 28 \:cm

 and \\ \orange { radius \:of \: a \:each \:ball = 1\:cm }

/* According to the problem given */

If solid plastic spherical balls melted and cast into a lid less cylidercal drum */

 Let \:number \: of \: plastic \:balls \: required =n

 n = \frac{ Volume_{(outer \: cylinder)} - Volume_{(Inner \:cylider) }}{Volume_{(sphere)}} </p><p>

 = \frac{\pi R^{2} H - \pi r^{2} h }{ \frac{4}{3} \pi (radius)^{3}}

 = \frac{\pi (R^{2} H -  r^{2} h) }{ \frac{4}{3} \pi (radius)^{3}}

 = \frac{ R^{2} H -  r^{2} h }{ \frac{4}{3} (radius)^{3}}

 = \frac{30^{2} \times 90 - 28^{2} \times 88 }{\frac{4}{3} \times 1^{3}}

 = \frac{81000 - 68992}{\frac{4}{3}}\\= 12008 \times \frac{3}{4} \\= 9006

Therefore.,

 \red { Required \:plastic \:balls } \green {=9006 }

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