Math, asked by Lazarus, 1 year ago

The cross-section of a tunnel is a square of side 7 m surmounted by a semicircle.The tunnel is 80m long.Calculate the volume of the tunnel.PLS SOLVE THIS!! IT'S URGENT

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Answered by KnowMore
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sprao534: the square is surmounted by semicircle. while calculating cross section you have to take area of square +area of 4 semi circles?
KnowMore: I see......
KnowMore: but you have to be clear about one thing here......surmount means
KnowMore: something at the top
KnowMore: so only 1 semicirlce's area
Answered by TPS
45

Side of square = 7m

radius of semicircle = 7/2 m


Area of cross section = area of square + area of semicircle

=> Area of cross section = 7×7 + 1/2 × π × (7/2)^2

=> Area of cross section = 49 + 1/2 × 22/7 × 7/2 × 7/2

=> Area of cross section = 49 + 19.25

=> Area of cross section = 68.25 m^2

Length = 80m

Volume = Area of cross section × length

=> Volume = 68.25 × 80

=> Volume = 5460 m^3

Volume of tunnel is 5460 m^3

TPS: 'cylinder surmounted by a hemisphere' means 'there is a hemisphere at the top of the cylinder'... If it says ''cylinder surmounted by two hemispheres' means 'there are two hemisphere at both the of the cylinder'..like in a capsule
sprao534: thank you
TPS: :)
sprao534: sorry, i think in different way
TPS: It's okay. Everyone has his own way:)) ..... Search 'tunnel cross section' in google image. You will get a clear understanding.
Lazarus: TPS are u a teacher?
TPS: No..
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