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two solid spheres made of same metal having weight 5920 grams and 740 grams respectively find the radius of the largest sphere if the diameter of the smaller sphere is 5 cm ​

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Answered by BrainlyHeart751
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Given :-

Weight of the heavier sphere = 5920 g

Weight of the lighter sphere = 740 g

Dameter of lighter sphere = 5 cm & radius = 2.5 cm

Now, Let the

Volume of the heavier sphere = " V1 "

Volume of the lighter sphere = " V2 "

Radius of the heavier sphere = 'r1'

Weight of an object = density × volume of that object

So,

( Weight of the heavier sphere / Weight of the lighter sphere ) = ( Density × V1 / density × V2 )

As both the spheres are made up of same metal

Therefore,

The ratio of their weights will be equal to the ratio of their volumes.

( Weight of the heavier sphere / Weight of the lighter sphere ) = ( V1 / V2 )

( 5920 / 740 ) = ( 4 / 3πr₁³ ) / ( 4 / 3πr³ )

( 5920 / 740 ) = ( 4 / 3 × 22 / 7× r₁³) / ( 4 / 3 × 22 / 7 × 2.5 × 2.5 × 2.5 )

8 = r₁³ × 1 / 2.5 × 1 / 2.5 × 1 / 2.5

8 = r₁³ × 1 / 15.625

r₁³ = 8 × 15.625

r₁³ = 125

 r₁ = 5 cm

So, the radius of the heavier sphere is 5 cm

✪✪ Hence Proved ✪✪

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