Math, asked by anglina2192, 5 months ago

The diameter of a garden roller is 84 cm and it is 120 cm long.

How much area will it cover in 5 revolutions?​

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Answered by lAnniel
26

\huge{\underline{\sf{Question :-}}}}

The diameter of a garden roller is 84 cm and it is 120 cm long. How much area will it cover in 5 revolutions?

\huge{\underline{\sf{Answer :-}}}}

\sf Given\begin{cases} &\sf{Diameter\;of\;the\; garden \;roller,\;D =\be{84\:cm}}\\&\sf{Height\;of\;the\;given\;roller,\;H =\bf{120\;cm}}\end{cases}\\ \\

\red{\underline\bold{To\:Find:}}

✏ Area it will cover in 5 revolutions = ❓

\green{\underline\bold{We\:know,,}}

✏ Radius, r = \frac{Diameter}{2}

✏ r = \frac{84}{2}

✏ r = 42 cm

\green{\underline\bold{From\:the\:formula,}}

\boxed{ \sf \blue{Area\: of \: the \: roller=\: curved \: surface\: area\:of \:the\:cylinder }}

= 2Πrh

= ( 2 × \frac{22}{7} × 42 × 120 ) cm

= 31680 cm sq.

\green{\underline\bold{Now,}}

\boxed{ \sf \pink{Area\: it \: will \: cover\: in \: 1\: revolution\:= \:area\:of\:the\:roller }}

= 31680 cm sq.

\boxed{ \sf \pink{Area\: it \: will \: cover\: in \: 5\: revolutions}}

= 5 × 31680 cm sq.

= 158400 cm sq.

= 158400× \frac{1}{100}×\frac{1}{100} m sq.

= 15.8400 m sq.

= 15.84 m sq.

\green{\underline\bold{∴The\:required\:answer\:is=\:15.84 m\:sq. }}

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Answered by queen1234516
3

Answer:

Answer is

15.84 m.sq.

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