Math, asked by hguftgcuyvghiy, 9 months ago

The radius of the base of a cylindrical waterdrum open ar the top is 35cm and the height is 1.3m find the inner surface area of the waterdrum

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Answered by abhi97864
3

Inner Surface area = Curved Surface Area of cylinder + area of base

= 2πrh+πr^2

=πr(2h+r)

=35π(2×130+35)

=32,436.94 sq. cm

Answered by TwinklingLights
15

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\blacksquare \large\bold{\underline{\textsf{Given-}}}

RADIUS = 35 cm = 0.35 m

HEIGHT = 1.3 m

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INNER SURFACE AREA OF THE WATER DRUM

HERE WE GO

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2πrh + π{r}^{2}

On substituting the values,we get -

\blacksquare 2π(0.35)(1.3) + π {0.35}^{2}

\blacksquare 2π (0.455) + π(0.1225)

\blacksquare 2(3.14)(0.455) + 3.14(0.1225)

\blacksquare 2.8574 + 0.38465

\blacksquare 3.24205 {m}^{2}

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