Two cylindrical cans have basis of the same size the diameter of each is 14 cm one can is 10 cm height the other is 20 cm height find the ratio of their volumes
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Radius of two cans = 7 cm.
Height of the first can = 10 cm
Height of the second can = 20 cm
V1, Volume of first cylinder = pie r^2 h
= 22/7 *7 *7*10 =1540 cm^3
V2, Volume of 2nd cylinder = pie r^2 h
=22/7 * 7 *7*20 = 3080 cm^3
Ratio of their volumes = V1/V2 = 1540 / 3080
= 1/ 2.
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Radius of two cans = 7 cm.
Height of the first can = 10 cm
Height of the second can = 20 cm
V1, Volume of first cylinder = pie r^2 h
= 22/7 *7 *7*10 =1540 cm^3
V2, Volume of 2nd cylinder = pie r^2 h
=22/7 * 7 *7*20 = 3080 cm^3
Ratio of their volumes = V1/V2 = 1540 / 3080
= 1/ 2.
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Base of two cylindrical can = 14cm
Radius=1/2diameter
Radius=1/2×14
Radius=7cm
Hight=10 and 20cm
Volume of cylinder=πh
Now, putting the value of both can in upon form
π/π
(All numbers are divided instead of 10/20)
10/20
1:2
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Base of two cylindrical can = 14cm
Radius=1/2diameter
Radius=1/2×14
Radius=7cm
Hight=10 and 20cm
Volume of cylinder=πh
Now, putting the value of both can in upon form
π/π
(All numbers are divided instead of 10/20)
10/20
1:2
●●●●Hope you have understood●●●●
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