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The external and internal diameter of a cylindrical copper pipe are 12 cm and 10 cm and the length of the pipe is 15cm find the volume and total surface area of pipe

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Answered by santy2
33

Answer:

The volume of the pipe = 518.43 cm³

Surface area of the pipe = 1105.984 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

The Volume of a cylinder = πr²h

In this case, the cylinder is hollow but has a thickness.

Therefore, the base area is given by:

(3.142 × 6²) - (3.142 × 5²) = 34.562 cm²

Volume = 34.562 cm² × 15 cm = 518.43 cm³

The Surface area of the cylinder

The cylinder is hollow, so we will get the area of the curved surfaces (the inner curved surface and the outer curved surface) plus the area of the boundary between the inner and outer circle.

Curved surface area = 2πrh

= ( 3.142 × 12 × 15) + ( 3.142 × 10 × 15) = 1036.86 cm²

Area of the boundary:

(3.142 × 6²) - (3.142 × 5²) = 34.562 cm²

We have 2 boundaries therefore we multiply by 2:

2 × 34.562 = 69.124 cm²

The total surface area = 69.124 cm² + 1036.86 cm² = 1105.984 cm²

Answered by dineshshaurya22
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Answer:

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