Two circular cylinders of equal volume have their heights in the ratio 1:2 find the ratii od their radii
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Answer,
Let the radii of circular cylinders be
r and R
heights be h and H
and Volumes be v and V respectively.
Now given that Volumes are equal.
Therefore --
v = V
Now,
Therefore --
Therefore ratio of radii =
r : R
=>
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Let the radii of circular cylinders be
r and R
heights be h and H
and Volumes be v and V respectively.
Now given that Volumes are equal.
Therefore --
v = V
Now,
Therefore --
Therefore ratio of radii =
r : R
=>
HOPE IT WOULD HELP YOU
sprao534:
is it right to express the ratio in the formv2:1
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Answer:
Solve for one height value equaling a multiple of the other, then substitute it into the formula for a cylinder's volume and use algebra to obtain
r1r2=√2.
Explanation:
We have that the formula for a cylinder's volume is
Vcylinder=πr2h
Where r is the radius and h is the height. The given height ratio is
h1h2=12
Where h1 represents the height of the first cylinder, and h2 represents that of second cylinder. We could solve for
h1=h22
or
h2=2h1
both of which we can use, if we were to consider the ratio between their volumes being equal:
π(r1)2h1π(r2)2h2=1
We could multiply the volume of the second cylinder to both sides to get
π(r1)2h1=π(r2)2h2
Now, let's see, what can we do? We can substitute h2=2h1:
π(r1)2h1=π(r2)22h1
It seems that π and h1 both cancel out:
(r1)2=2(r2)2
Let's divide by (r2)2:
(r1)2(r2)2=2
And take the square root:
r1r2=√2
We have just solved for the ratio between the radii, √2.
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Hope it will help you
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Solve for one height value equaling a multiple of the other, then substitute it into the formula for a cylinder's volume and use algebra to obtain
r1r2=√2.
Explanation:
We have that the formula for a cylinder's volume is
Vcylinder=πr2h
Where r is the radius and h is the height. The given height ratio is
h1h2=12
Where h1 represents the height of the first cylinder, and h2 represents that of second cylinder. We could solve for
h1=h22
or
h2=2h1
both of which we can use, if we were to consider the ratio between their volumes being equal:
π(r1)2h1π(r2)2h2=1
We could multiply the volume of the second cylinder to both sides to get
π(r1)2h1=π(r2)2h2
Now, let's see, what can we do? We can substitute h2=2h1:
π(r1)2h1=π(r2)22h1
It seems that π and h1 both cancel out:
(r1)2=2(r2)2
Let's divide by (r2)2:
(r1)2(r2)2=2
And take the square root:
r1r2=√2
We have just solved for the ratio between the radii, √2.
______________
Hope it will help you
@thanksforquestion
@bebrainly
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