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Given:-

  • An iron ball is placed between two wooden blocks along a centimetre scale.

Find:-

  • Reading on metre scale at A
  • Reading on metre scale at B
  • Diameter of iron ball.

Solution:-

(a) \red{\textsf{Reading on metre scale at A:}}

Here, from the fig.

we, can see block A is coinciding on scale at 3.3cm

So, reading on metre scale at A is 3.3cm

(b) \red{\textsf{Reading on metre scale at B:}}

Here, from the fig.

we, can see block B js coinciding on scale at 5.9cm

So, reading on metre scale at B is 5.9cm

(c) \red{\textsf{Diameter of iron ball:}}

Here, from the fig.

we, can calculate it's radius which is 1.5cm

we, know that Diameter = 2×Radius

So,

Diameter = 2×1.5

Diameter = 3cm

Hence, Diameter if iron ball is 3cm

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