Math, asked by shrutipanday77, 4 months ago

the curved surface area of a powder can is 879.2 sq.cm and the diameter of the base is 28 cm.Find the height and volume of the can​

Answers

Answered by MoodyCloud
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  • Height of cane is 9.99 cm.
  • Volume of cane is 6153.84 cm³.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

  • Curved surface area of a powder cane is 879.3 cm².
  • Diameter of the base is 28 cm.

To find:-

  • Height of cane.
  • Volume of cane.

Solution:-

Radius = Diameter/2

= 28/2

= 14

Radius of cane is 14 cm.

Let, Height of cane be h.

  • We know the shape of cane is cylinder.

 \boxed{\sf \bold{Curved \: surface \: area \: of \: cylinder = 2 \pi r h}}

Where,

  • r is radius and h is height of cylinder.

Put r, h and curved surface area in formula :

 \sf \longrightarrow 879.2 = 2\times \dfrac{22}{\cancel{7}} \times \cancel{14} \times h \\ \\

 \sf \longrightarrow 879.2 = 44 \times 2 \times h \\ \\

 \sf \longrightarrow 879.2 = 88 \times h \\ \\

 \sf \longrightarrow h = \dfrac{879.2}{88} \\ \\

 \longrightarrow \purple{ \boxed{\sf \bold{h = 9.99}}\star}  \\ \\

Height of cane is 9.99 cm.

 \\

 \boxed{\sf \bold{Volume \: of \: cylinder = \pi r^{2} h}}

Put r and h in formula :

 \sf \longrightarrow \dfrac{22}{7} \times (14)^{2} \times 9.99 \\ \\

 \sf \longrightarrow \dfrac{22}{\cancel{7}} \times \cancel{14} \times 14 \times 9.99 \\ \\

 \sf \longrightarrow 22 \times 2 \times 14 \times 9.99 \\ \\

 \sf \longrightarrow 44 \times 14 \times 9.99 \\ \\

 \longrightarrow \red{\boxed{\sf \bold{6153.84}}\star} \\ \\

Therefore,

Volume of cane is 6153.84 cm³.

Answered by MяMαgıcıαη
106

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\underline{\underline{\sf{ \color{red}{\qquad Given\:: \qquad}  }}}

  • Curved surface area of cylindrical powder cane is 879.2 cm².

  • It's base diameter is 28 cm.

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  • ∴ Radius = \sf{\dfrac{D}{2}} = \sf{\dfrac{28}{2}} = \sf{\cancel{\dfrac{28}{2}}} = 14 cm.

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\underline{\underline{\sf{ \color{red}{\qquad To\:Find\:: \qquad}  }}}

  • Height and volume of cane.

\underline{\underline{\sf{ \color{red}{\qquad Diagram\:: \qquad}  }}}

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\underline{\underline{\sf{ \color{red}{\qquad Solution\:: \qquad}  }}}

As we know that :-

{\red\bigstar\:\underline{\boxed {\bold  \green {Curved\:surface\:area(CSA)_{(Cylinder)}\:=\:2\pi rh}}}}

Putting all values :-

\ratio\longrightarrow \sf\:\:\:{2\:\times\:\dfrac{22}{7}\:\times\:14\:\times\:h\:=\:879.2}

\ratio\longrightarrow \sf\:\:\:{2\:\times\:\dfrac{22}{\cancel{7}}\:\times\:\cancel{14}\:\times\:h\:=\:879.2}

\ratio\longrightarrow \sf\:\:\:{2\:\times\:22\:\times\:2\:\times\:h\:=\:879.2}

\ratio\longrightarrow \sf\:\:\:{88\:\times\:h\:=\:879.2}

\ratio\longrightarrow \sf\:\:\:{h\:=\:\dfrac{879.2}{88}}

\ratio\longrightarrow \sf\:\:\:{h\:=\:\cancel{\dfrac{879.2}{88}}}

\ratio\longrightarrow \:\:\:\underline{\sf{h\:=\:9.99}}

\underline{\boxed {\frak {\therefore \red {Height_{(Cylindrical\:cane)}\:\leadsto\:9.99\:cm}}}}\:\blue\bigstar

Now,

{\red\bigstar\:\underline{\boxed {\bold  \green {Volume_{(Cylinder)}\:=\:\pi r^2h}}}}

Putting all values :-

\ratio\implies \sf{\dfrac{22}{7}\:\times\:(14)^2\:\times\:9.99}

\ratio\implies \sf{\dfrac{22}{7}\:\times\:14\:\times\:14\:\times\:9.99}

\ratio\implies \sf{\dfrac{22}{\cancel{7}}\:\times\:\cancel{14}\:\times\:14\:\times\:9.99}

\ratio\implies \sf{22\:\times\:2\:\times\:14\:\times\:9.99}

\ratio\implies \underline{\sf{6153.84}}

\underline{\boxed {\frak {\therefore \red {Volume_{(Cylindrical\:cane)}\:\leadsto\:6153.84\:cm^3}}}}\:\blue\bigstar

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