What is the volume of metal used in the pipe shown?
- 45pi cm^3
- 4500pi cm^3
- 18000pi cm^3
Explanation from PART66Online
The metal is the ring-shaped cross-section multiplied by the length. The radii are 5 cm and 4 cm, so the cross-section is pi x (5 squared - 4 squared) = 9 pi square centimetres, and the length is 5 m = 500 cm: V = 9 pi x 500 = 4500 pi cm^3. Using the diameters instead of the radii gives pi x (100 - 64) x 500 = 18000 pi, four times too much, and leaving the length as 5 instead of 500 cm gives 45 pi.
roshraj asked · 28 Jul 2013
how did u get this answer
Community Comments (8)
1) Calculate volume of cylinder using outer diameter.
2) Calculate volume of cylinder using inner diameter.
3) Subtract from result 1 result of 2.
If OD is BA=rπ2 I get 5cm(π)=15.7 BA x L = 15.7cmx500cm=7853cubed
If ID is BA=rπ2 I get 4cm(π)=12.56 BA x L=12.56cmx500cm=6283cubed
Assuming the center of the pipe is air I subtract 6283 from 7853 and that gives me 1570 cubic inches of metal.
You messed everything. :)
Why inches? No one asks you about volume in inches.
Here is correct calculation:
1) Volume using outer diameter is: V = r^2 * h * π = 5^2 * 500 * π = 12500π
2) Volume using inner diameter is: V = 4^2 * 500 * π = 8000π
3) Volume of metal used in this pipe: V = 12500Ï€ - 8000Ï€ = 4500Ï€
It seems you are not multiplying pie. I multiply 5^2*500 I get 12500.
Pardon me if I am way wrong it has been a while as I took my Air frame and power plant exam 3 years ago.
I went to an online calculator and it got different results as well.
onlineconversion.com/object_volume_cy...
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