The total and curved surface area of a solid cylinder is 180 cm2 and 108 T cm 2, respectively. If a hole of radius 3 cm made along the axis of the cylinder, what quantity of material is removed (in cm ³)?
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Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of a Cylinder of Radius "R" and height "h" =πR
2
h
Hence, volume of the given cylinder =π×R
2
×14=54πcm
3
R
2
=3.86
R=1.96 cm
Curved Surface Area of a Cylinder of Radius "R" and height "h" =2πRh
Hence, CSA of the given cylinder =2×π×1.96×14=54.88πsqcm
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given a cylinder with CSA=180cm^2 and TSA=108cm^2 and a hole of 3cm radius made along axis. Find the volume of removed material
Explanation:
- let the radius of the solid cylinder be and height of the cylinder be then we have ,
- as given and we get,
- putting this value of in formula of we get ,
- for the quantity of material removed we need to find the volume of cut out cylinder. the radius of removed cylinder and then we have ,
- Quantity of material removed is approximately .
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