Take a hemisphere and a cylinder with an equal base and height. fill the hemisphere with water than pour the water into the cylinder, how far up the cylinder will the water reach?
Answers
Answer:
2/3rd
Step-by-step explanation:
2/3πr³=πr²h
2/3πr³=πr³ (r=h, given in the question)
2/3=1
so, if we take hemisphere and a cylinder with an equal base and height, volume of hemisphere will be 2/3rd of the volume of cylinder. so the water fills 2/3rd portion of cylinder
The cylinder will fill up to 2/3rd part.
Given:
- Take a hemisphere and a cylinder with an equal base and height.
- Fill the hemisphere with water then pour the water into the cylinder
To find:
- How far up the cylinder will the water reach?
Solution:
Formula to be used:
Volume of hemisphere:
Volume of cylinder:
Step 1:
Write the given terms.
ATQ,
Radius of Base (r)= Height (h)
Radius of hemisphere and cylinder is same.
Step 2:
Find the water level of cylinder.
Volume of Hemisphere
Volume of cylinder
As h=r
Equate both eqs 1 and eq2.
Thus,
The cylinder will fill up to 2/3rd part.
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