Math, asked by alguedowanparis, 4 months ago

when lalita poured 3 litres of water into an upright cylindrical metal rum 1 cm of the bottom was covered. if the drum is 1 m high what is the caacity of the drum in litres

Answers

Answered by suyashchaubey07
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,diameter of the tank is 35 cm.

Therefore, radius of the tank, r=

2

35

cm

Volume of a cylinder = πr

2

h,

where, r is the radius of the cylinder

and h is the height of the cylinder.

Height of the water level will be decreased corresponding the volume of water removed.

Which means, the height of the water level occupying 11 litres of volume is the height decreased when it is removed.

⇒ V=11 litres

⇒r=

2

35

cm

From the formula, V=πr

2

h

11×10

3

=

7

22

×(

2

35

)

2

×h (∵π=

7

22

and 1 Lire =1000cm

3

)

On simplifying, we get

h=

7

80

=11

7

3

cm

Therefore, option B is correct

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