Question
The volume of right circular cylinder A is 22 cubic centimeters. What is the volume, in cubic centimeters, of a right circular cylinder with twice the radius and half the height of cylinder A?
- 11
- 22
- 44
- 66
Hint:
Hint:- The volume of a 3 -dimensional solid is the amount of space it occupies.
The volume V of a cylinder with radius r is the area of the base B times the height h .
V = Bh or V= πr2h
The correct answer is: 44
Solution:-
- We have given volume of a right circular cylinder(A), V1 = 22 cm3
- Let R be radius of cylinder A and H be the height.
- Let the second cylinder denoted as cylinder B
- We have to find the volume of the cylinder B whose radius is twice of cylinder A
Let the radius of cylinder B be R2.
So, R2 = 2R ---------(1)
- Height of cylinder B is half of height of cylinder A.
So, H2 = H/2 ---------(2)
- To find the volume of cylinder B we will have to compare the volumes of both cylinders. Let’s find equation of volume .
- We know the volume of cylinder= πr2h
- Volume of cylinder A = πR2H ----------(3)
- Volume of cylinder B = πR22H2
- Substitute the values of R2 and H2 from equation (1) and (2) in Volume of cylinder B formula.
Volume of cylinder B = π(2R)2(H/2)
= π (4R2)(H/2)
= π (2R2)(H)
Volume of cylinder B = 2πR2H ---------(4)
- Divide the volume of cylinder A by volume of cylinder B from equation (3) and (4).
Volume of cylinder A/ Volume of cylinder B = πR2H / 2πR2H
Volume of cylinder A/ Volume of cylinder B = 1/ 2
- We know the volume of cylinder A is 22 cm3.
So, 22 / Volume of cylinder B = 1/ 2
- Reciprocating both sides we get,
Volume of cylinder B / 22 = 2
- Multiplying both sides by 22 we get,
Volume of cylinder B = 44 cm3
- Therefore, the volume of second cylinder is option C) 44 .
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