Math, asked by huh36, 11 months ago

There are 2 water tankers one cylinder with diameter 14 and height 4 and a cube with 8cm edge

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Answered by praween3

Volume of tanker which is of cylinder shape = πr^2h
radius = diameter / 2
= 14cm / 2 = 7cm.

volume = ( 22/7 × 7 × 7 × 4)
= ( 22 × 7 × 4 ) cm^3
= ( 154 × 4 ) cm^3
= 616 cm^3

Now,
volume of cube = edge^3
= 8^3 cm^3 = 512cm^3.

So, the volume of cylinder is greater than that of cube.
By ( 616 cm^3 - 512 cm^3 )
= 104 cm^3.

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huh36: There are two tankers one cylinder with diameter 14m and height 4 m and other is cube with edge 8 m which tank has larger volume and by how

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