Math, asked by pr3023, 5 months ago

The diameter of the moon is one sixth of the

diameter of the earth. Find the ratio of their

volumes (Assuming that both moon and earth are

spherical in shape).

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Answers

Answered by architjain2007
1

Answer:

Both the moon and earth are in the shape of spheres.

Surface area of a sphere of radius 'r' =4πr

2

Let d

1

be the diameter of the moon and d

2

and be the diameter of the earth.

Let r

1

be the radius of the moon and r

2

be the radius of the earth.

Given d

1

=

4

1

d

2

=>2r

1

=

4

1

×2r

2

=>r

1

=

4

1

×r

2

Now, ratio of their surface areas is:

S

1

:S

2

=4πr

1

2

:4πr

2

2

=r

1

2

:r

2

2

=1

2

:4

2

=1:16

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by srijanya68
8

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