Math, asked by mondalraj702, 9 months ago

The volume of a pipe with internal and external diameter 14cm and 28cm and height 10cm is *​

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Answered by dimprajapati
3

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, thickness of iron =3cm

         external diameter = 56cm

              Length of tube = 182cm

We know,

 volume of hollow cylinder = πh(R²−r²)

∴ internal diameter = external diameter−2×thickness of iron

                              = 56−2×3

                              = 56−6

                              = 50cm

=> Outer radius(R) = 56÷2 = 28cm

      inner radius(r) = 50÷2 = 25cm

∴ Volume of hollow cylinder = πh(R²−r²)

                                       = 3.14×182(28²−25²)

                                       = 3.14×82×159

                                       = 90865.32cm³ 

Answered by LiteracyEducation
0

Step-by-step explanation:

formula = 22/7 ×10(R1^2 - r2^2)cm^3

=22/7 ×10(28^2 - 14^2)cm^3

= after simplifying

= 18,480 cm^3

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