CBSE BOARD X, asked by ajjubhai87, 18 days ago

the radius of a cone is 3cm and vertical height is 4cm.find the area of the curved surface
[ans. 62.85 cm^2]
solve and find the answer given below​

Answers

Answered by kailashmannem
76

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  • The radius of a cone is 3 cm and vertical height is 4cm. Find the CSA of the cone.

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  •  \textsf{Radius of the cone = r = 3cm.}

  •  \textsf{Height of the cone = h = 4cm.}

  •  \textsf{Slant height of the cone = l = ?}

  • \boxed{\sf{l = \sqrt{{r}^{2} + {h}^{2}}}}

  • \sf{l = \sqrt{3^{2}  + 4^{2} }}

  •  \sf{l = \sqrt{9 + 16}}

  •  \sf{l = \sqrt{25}}

  •  \textsf{l = 5cm}

  • \boxed{\sf{CSA \:of\: cone = \pi rl}}

  • \sf{\pi rl}

  •  \sf{\dfrac{22}{7} * 3 * 5}

  •  \textsf{3.14 * 15}

  • \boxed{\sf{47.1 \:cm^{2}}}

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 \huge{\bf{\red{\mathfrak{Conclusion:-}}}}

  •  \boxed{\therefore{\sf{CSA \: of \:  cone \: = \: 47.1 \: {cm}^{2}.}}}

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 \huge{\bf{\purple{\mathfrak{Extra \: Information:-}}}}

  •  \sf{CSA \: of \:  cone \:  = \pi rl \: {units}^{2}.}

  •  \sf{TSA \:  of \: cone \: = \: \pi r(l \: + \: r) \: {units}^{2}.}

  • \sf{Volume \: of \: cone\:  = \dfrac{1}{3} \pi r^{2}h}

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Answered by Anonymous
38

Answer:

Given :-

  • Radius = 3 cm
  • Height = 4 cm

To Find :-

CSA

Solution :-

At first we know that

CSA = πrl

But,

Slanght height isn't given. So, by using Pythagoras theorem.

Pythagoras theorem :- In this theorem a mathematician Pythagorean, discovered a new formula called Pythagoras theorem. In it the sum of squares of base and height is same as the square of Hypotenuse.

Here,

Hypotenuse = l

Base = r

Height = h

So,

By putting values

 \large \sf \:  { \ell}^{2}  =  {3}^{2}  +  {4}^{2}

 \sf \implies \ell  {}^{2}  = 9 + 16

 \sf \implies { \ell}^{2}  = 25

 \sf \implies   { \ell}=  \sqrt{25}

{ \frak {\red {\underline{ \ell \:  = 5}}}}

Now,

CSA = 22/7 × 3 × 5

CSA = 22/7 × 15

CSA = 47.1 cm²

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