The height of a solid right circular cone is 20cm. and its slant height is 25cm. If the height of
a solid right circular cylinder, having as much volume as that of the cone, is 15 cm., then let
us calculate the base diameter of the cylinder.
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Answer:
The wording of this question is such that I assume the cylinder has ht 15 cm so quickly is what radius of cylinder of ht 15cm has Sam volume of circular based cone of height 20cm and slant heigh 25cm.
The cone has radius 15 cm the ht, slant height and radius make a pythagorian triple 15,20,25 (five times the size of a 345 right triangle)
Thus the volume of this cone is (1/3) Base area * ht so (1/3)*Pi*(15^2)*20 = 1500Pi
Cylinder has volume Base area * ht = pi*(r^2)*15 if this is equal to the cone then
1500Pi = 15(r^2)Pi
So r^2=100
r=10cm
Step-by-step explanation:
- Height of the right circular cone = 20cm
- Slant height of the cone = 25cm
- The volume of a right circular cylinder is equal to the volume of the cone.
- Height of the cylinder = 15cm.
- The base diameter of the cylinder.
In the right circular cone:-
Height (h) = 20cm
Slant height (s) = 25cm
By applying Pythagoras Theorem
Now:-
Now, we need to find the radius of the cylinder
• Height of the cylinder = 15cm
Given, Volume of the cone = Volume of the cylinder.