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The cost of painting the outer curved surface of a cylindrical tank at the rate of Rs. 4 per square meter is Rs. 1232. IF the height of the tank is 7 m , find the capacity of the tank in liter

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Answered by ankitagni
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Answered by vinod04jangid
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Answer: 1078000 litres.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

  • The cost of painting the outer curved surface of a cylindrical tank is Rs. 1232.
  • The Rate of Painting is Rs. 4 per sq. mt.
  • The height of the tank is 7 m

To Find: The total capacity of our concerned cylindrical Tank.

Explanation:

  • To solve this question, first we will need to find out the radius of the base of the tank.
  • Let us assume the radius of the tank to be "r".
  • Also, we need to know the formula to calculate the outer curved surface area of a cylinder, which is

        (2*\pi* r*h) where, the height of the cylinder is "h".

  • As per the question-mentioned condition,

       [(outer curved surface area of the tank) * (Rate of painting per sq. m) = Total cost of Painting the outer curved surface area of the tank.

        i.e., (2*\pi *r*7)*4=1232...[As (h = 7), given]

              or, r*(2\pi *7*4)=1232\\or, r*(2*\frac{22}{7}  *7*4)=1232\\\\or, r*(2*22*4)=1232\\or, r = \frac{1232}{8*22}\\ or, r = 7

  • Now, using the values of "r" and "h" in the formula to calculate the volume of a cylinder, which is (\pi *r^{2}*h)\\,

       we will obtain our required answer.

  • Therefore, volume or capacity of our concerned tank is

        (\pi *7^{2}*7)=(\frac{22}{7}*7^{3})\\                    =(22*7^{2})\\ =(22*49)\\=1078\\

  • Now, 1 Cubic Metre = 1000 Litres,

       or, 1078 cu. m = (1078 * 1000) = 1078000 Litres.

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