Math, asked by ayushchahar664, 9 months ago

The ratio of the radii of two cylinders whose heights is 2:3 . If the volume of the smaller cylinder is 32cm2 . Find the volume of the bigger one.

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Answered by rksanjayaanand
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Answer:

The volume of the bigger one is 48 cm square

Answered by jameslauren017
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Answer:

108cm3

Step-by-step explanation:

Scale factor: 2/3

Hence, volume factor will be: (2/3){3} =8/27.

Volume of small cylinder = 32cm3

Let big cylinder be 'B'

Volume of B = 27/8 x 32cm3

                     = 108cm3.

Thus, the volume of the bigger cylinder is 108cm3.

NB: The volume factor was inverted as a result of finding big cylinder, as using 8/27 would only have helped to find the volume of an even smaller cylinder.

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