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The diameter of a roller is 2.5m and its length is 1.4m .How much area will it cover in 7 revolution.​

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Answered by MяƖиνιѕιвʟє
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Given

  • Radius of the roller = 2.5/2 m
  • Length of the roller = 1.4m

To find

  • Area will it cover in 7 revolution

Solution

As we know that

Curved surface area of roller

→ 2πrh

→ 2 × 22/7 × 2.5/2 × 1.4

→ 11m²

We know that

Area covered in one revolution = Curved surface area of roller

→ Area covered in 7 revolution = 7 × curved surface area

→ Area covered in 7 revolution = 7 × 11 = 77m²

Hence,

  • Area covered in 7 revolution = 77m²

Answered by rocky200216
27

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  • How much area will roller cover in 7 revolution .

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GIVEN:-

  • The diameter of a roller (d) = 2.5m
  • Length of Roller ( h / l ) = 1.4m
  • No. of revolution = 7

we have know that,

  • \tt{\:d\:=\:2\:r\:} (r = radius)

  • \tt{\implies\:r\:=\:{\dfrac{d}{2}}}

  • \tt{\implies\:r\:=\:{\dfrac{2.5}{2}}\:\:=\:1.25\:m\:}

In 1 revolution, the area covered will be equal to the Curved Surface Area or CSA of the Roller

\tt{\implies\:In\:1\:revolution,\:the\:area\:covered\:=\:2\:\times\:{\pi}\:\times\:r\:\times\:h\:}

\tt{\:=\:2\:\times\:{\dfrac{22}{7}}\:\times\:1.25\:\times\:1.4\:}

\tt{\:=\:11\:m^2}

In 1 revolution, it covers 11 . Therefore in 7 revolutions , it will cover 7times of that .

In 7 revolutions area covered ,

\tt{\:=\:11\:\times\:7\:}

\tt{\:=\:77\:m^2}

Therefore it will cover 77m² in 7 revolutions .

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