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We need to find the volume of both the objects.
Tablets :-
Radius = 7mm
Thickness = 5mm
We can take thickness as height
So volume = πr²h
[Since the figure forms a cylinder]
=> volume of 1 Tablet =
So the volume of 1 Tablet is 770mm³
Now volume of the wrapper
Radius = 14/2 = 7mm
Height = 10 cm = 100mm
So volume = πr²h
=>
So the volume of wrapper is 15,400mm³
Now in order to find how many tablets can be wrapped, we need to divide the volume of wrapper by volume of tablets
=> Number of tablets =
20 Tablets can be wrapped inside the wrapper.
Hope it helps dear friend ☺️
Tablets :-
Radius = 7mm
Thickness = 5mm
We can take thickness as height
So volume = πr²h
[Since the figure forms a cylinder]
=> volume of 1 Tablet =
So the volume of 1 Tablet is 770mm³
Now volume of the wrapper
Radius = 14/2 = 7mm
Height = 10 cm = 100mm
So volume = πr²h
=>
So the volume of wrapper is 15,400mm³
Now in order to find how many tablets can be wrapped, we need to divide the volume of wrapper by volume of tablets
=> Number of tablets =
20 Tablets can be wrapped inside the wrapper.
Hope it helps dear friend ☺️
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We have to find here volume of cylinder.
so we know that it is pie r square rh
= 22/7 x 7 x7 x 5
= 770 mm.
this is a volume of tablets
Now we find volume of wrapper
pie r square h
= 22/7 x 7 x 7 x 100mm (m to mm)
= 15400mm
now = 1540/770
20 is answer
so we know that it is pie r square rh
= 22/7 x 7 x7 x 5
= 770 mm.
this is a volume of tablets
Now we find volume of wrapper
pie r square h
= 22/7 x 7 x 7 x 100mm (m to mm)
= 15400mm
now = 1540/770
20 is answer
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