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Total surface area of a hemisphere is equal to the surface of a sphere, then the ratio of their radii is ?​

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Answered by abhi569
24

Answer:

2 : √3

Step-by-step explanation:

Using the basic properties of 2D figures.

Total surface area of hemisphere is 3πr²

And, surface area of sphere is 4πr².

Let the radius of hemisphere be r and radius of sphere be R.

So, according to question,

= > total surface area of hemisphere = surface area of sphere

= > 3πr² = 4πR²

= > 3r² = 4R²

= > r²/R² = 4/3

= > r / R = √(4/3)

= > r / R = 2/√3

= > r / R = 2/√3 = > r : R = 2 : √3

Answered by essamyaqoob55
8

Answer:

ratio 3:4

Step-by-step explanation:

The surface area of the sphere is  4πr2  

The surface area of the hemisphere is equal to sum of the “curved” and “flat” areas (the curved area being half the surface area of the sphere, and the flat area of the sphere being equal to the area of a circle with radius  r . The total area, then, is equal to  2πr2  +  πr2  = 3πr2 .

The ratio, therefore, is 3:4.

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