The surface area of a sphere is the same as the curved surface area of a cone having the radius of the base as 120 cm and height 160 cm. Find the radius of the sphere.
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The Radius of a sphere is 77.46 cm.
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SOLUTION :
Let R be the radius of a sphere.
Given :
Radius of cone ,r = 120 cm
Height of cone, h = 160 cm
Slant height of a cone,l = √r² + h²
l = √120² + 160²
l = √14400 + 25600
l = √40000
l = 200 cm
Surface area of a sphere = curved surface area of a cone (Given)
4πR² = πrl
4R² = rl
4R² = 120 × 200
R² = (120 × 200)/4
R² = 30 × 200
R² = 6000
R = √6000
R = 77.46 cm
Radius of a sphere, R = 77.46 cm
Hence , the Radius of a sphere is 77.46 cm.
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hey the answer is. . . . .
tsa of sphere = csa of cone
csa of cone = pi r l
4 pi r^2 = pi × 120 × 200
pi and pi is cancelled. ....
r^2 = 120/4 × 200
r^2 = 6000
r = 77.6cm ( approx )
hope it helps uu frnd
tsa of sphere = csa of cone
csa of cone = pi r l
4 pi r^2 = pi × 120 × 200
pi and pi is cancelled. ....
r^2 = 120/4 × 200
r^2 = 6000
r = 77.6cm ( approx )
hope it helps uu frnd
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