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The inner diameter of a metal cylindrical pipe is 38 cm and its outer diameter is 45 cm. If its height is 1 m then find the mass of the pipe if 1cm³ weighs 5 g​

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Answered by angelruhi
6

Height of cylindrical pipe (h) = 1 m

= 100 cm

Inner diameter (d) = 38 cm

Inner radius (r) = 19 cm

Outer diameter (D) = 45 cm

Outer radius (R) = 45/2 cm

volume of cylindrical pipe = π h (R² - r²)

= 22 × 100 [ ( 45/2 )² - ( 19 )² ]

7

= 22 × 100 [ 2025/4 - 361 ]

7

= 22 × 100 × 581

7 × 4

= 22 × 25 × 83

= 45650 cm³

mass of 1 cm³ = 5 g

mass of 45650 cm³ = 5 × 45650

= 228250 grams

= 228.250 kg

Answered by Anonymous
30

Answer:

Height = 1m = 100cm

Inner diameter = 38 cm

inner radius = 19 cm

Inner volume = πr²h

vol = 361πh

Outer diameter = 45 cm

Outer radius = 45/2 cm

outer volume = πr²h

vol = 506.25πh

Net volume = outer vol – inner vol

506.25πh – 361πh

πh ( 506.25 – 361 )

145.25πh

145.25 x 22/7 x 100 = 45650 cm³

Net volume = 45650 cm³

1 cm³ = 5g

45650 cm³ = 45650 x 5 = 228250 g

Weight of pipe = 228.250 kg

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