Math, asked by shashankawasthi, 1 year ago

two cones have their heights in ratio 1:3 and radii of their bases in the ratio 3:1 find the ratio of there volumes. plz explain in easy or long way

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Answered by mysticd
366
i hope this will usful to u
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shashankawasthi: bro 1\3 pie cance ho jayega na
shashankawasthi: tabhi to R\r^2 or H\h aya
shashankawasthi: hmm?
shashankawasthi: plz help
mysticd: 1/3*pi cancelled
shashankawasthi: ok
mysticd: (R/r)^2*(H/h) remaining
mysticd: is it clear
shashankawasthi: thankuuuuu☺
mysticd: ur most welcome
Answered by sudhamani
223
let the heights be 1x and 3x respectively
and their radii be 3y and 1y .
volume of cone1 = volume of cone 2
1/3 \pi r ^{2} h =1/3 \pi r ^{2} h
1/3 \pi (3y) ^{2} x =1/3 \pi (1y) ^{2} 3x
9y ^{2} * x =y ^{2} *3x
9:3
3:1
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