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The ratio of the base radius of two right cylinder in 1:2.If ratio of their volume is 5:12.Find the ratio of their Height.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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For two right Circular Cylinder :-

Given :-

The radius of the first cylinder is r1 and the radius of the Second cylinder is r2 .

Volume of the first cylinder is V1 and volume of the second cylinder is V2 .

The height of the first cylinder is h1 and the height of the second cylinder is h2 .

\sf{\dfrac{r1}{r2} =\dfrac{1}{2}}

\sf{\dfrac{V1}{V2} =\dfrac{5}{12}}

To Find :-

\sf{Ratio \: of \: the \: heights \: of \: two \: circular \: cylinder -}

\sf{\dfrac{h1}{h2} = ?}

Using Formula :-

\sf{Volume \: of \: right \: Circular \: Cylinder =\pi r^{2} h}

Solution :-

\sf{For \: first \: right \: Circular \: Cylinder-}

\sf{Volume (V1) =\pi (r1)^{2}h1}

\sf{For \: Second \: right \: Circular \: Cylinder-}

\sf{Volume (V2) =\pi (r2)^{2} h2}

\sf{\dfrac{V1}{V2} =\dfrac{(r1)^{2} h1}{(r2)^{2} h2}}

\sf{\dfrac{5}{12} =(\dfrac{r1}{r2})^{2} (\dfrac{h1}{h2})}

\sf{\dfrac{5}{12} =(\dfrac{1}{4})(\dfrac{h1}{h2})}

\sf{\dfrac{h1}{h2} =(\dfrac{5}{12})(\dfrac{4}{1})}

\sf{\dfrac{h1}{h2} =\dfrac{5}{3}}

As We got :-

h1 : h2 = 5 : 3

Extra Related Formulas for right Circular Cylinder :-

1)\sf{TSA = 2\pi r(r + h)}

2)\sf{CSA = 2\pi r h}

3)\sf{Volume = base \: area\times height}

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