The diameter of a moon is approximately one-fourth of the diameter of the earth. What fraction of the earth is the volume of moon.
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Answer:
Let d1 and d2 be the diameters of the moon and the earth respectively.
Then, d1 = 1/4 d2
⇒r1/r2 =1/4
We know that volume of sphere = 3/4 πr^3
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Volume of moon/Volume of earth= (4/3πr1³)/(4/3πr2³)
= (¼r2/r2)³
= (¼)³
= 1/64
Let's assume that ;
- Diameter of Moon = d units
- Diameter of Earth = d' units
Also , given that ;
Diameter of moon is ¼th of diameter of Earth which implies that ;
- d'/4 = d
Now , continuing further ;
- Radius of Moon = d/2 units
- Radius of Earth = d'/2 = 4d/2 = 2d units
Now , we have to Find V/V' , where V' represents volume of Earth while V represents volume of Moon
Continuing further ;
After cancelling 4/3 and π from both numerator and denominator we have ;
After cancelling d³ we are left with ;
Hence , 1/64 of volume of Earth is volume of Moon
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where r is the radius of Sphere
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