Math, asked by manasikeskar5112, 11 months ago

Two cylindrical containers namely A and B have radii of base 21 cm and heights 30 cm, are
full of icecream. Nandan filled cylindrical cups and Nimisha filled conical cups with
icecream from container A and B respectively. Both type of cups have radius ol base 5.cm
22)
12!
and height 4 cm. T =
T-
Answer the following. .
a) How many icecream filled cups Nandan will have?
b) Will Nimisha have more number of cups than Nandan? If yes, how much number more?​

Answers

Answered by njha5359
2

Answer:

Answer:

Diameter of the ice cream cone will be 6cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Let r, h be the radius and height of the cylindrical container, it is given that diameter=12cm, then r will be equal to 6cm.

Now, ,volume of the cylindrical container={\pi}r^{2}hπr

2

h

={\pi}(6)^{2}15π(6)

2

15 ={\pi}(36)(15)π(36)(15)

=540{\pi}540π

Volume of 10 ice cream cones is = 540{\pi}540π , then

Volume of 1 ice cream cone will be=54{\pi}54π

Volume of the cone will be given as:\frac{2}{3}{\pi}R^{3}+\frac{1}{3}{\pi}R^{2}H

3

2

πR

3

+

3

1

πR

2

H =54{\pi}54π , where R and H is the radius and height of the hemispherical cone.

Also, it given that H=2D, therefore, H=2(2R)=4R

⇒Volume=\frac{2}{3}R^{3}+\frac{1}{3}R^{2}(4R)=54

3

2

R

3

+

3

1

R

2

(4R)=54

⇒6R^{3}=1626R

3

=162

⇒R^{3}=27R

3

=27

⇒R=3cmR=3cm

Therefore, diameter of the ice cream cone is= 2R=2(3)=6cm

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