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The length of a cylindrical pipe of iron is 10 m. Its inner radius is 55 cm and the thickness of iron is 2 cm. Find the volume of iron used in the pipe.

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Answered by suhaskotha
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Answer:

0.704m³

Explanation:

Length=h=10m

=1000cm

Inner radius=55cm(R2)

Outer Radius=(55+2)=57cm(R1)

Volume of iron used=π(R1²-R2²)×h

=π(57²-55²)×1000

=π(3249-3025)×1000

=π(224×1000)

=22/7×224000

=22×32000

=704000cm³=0.704m³

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