A conical
vessel of radius 6 cm and height 8 cm is filled with
water. A
sphere is lowered into the water and its size is such
that when
it touches the sides of the conical vessel, it is just
immersed.
How much water will remain in the cone after the
overflow?
Solution :Let the radius of the spear=r and slant height of cone =h
Then r=A/S(The radius of a circle which is drawn inside a triangle) where A=area of trianle and S=semiperimeter of the triangle
Here slant height=10cm
Area of trianle=48cm^2
Semiperimeter of the triangle=16cm
So radius=48/16=3cm
The left water content in the cone after submerging the spear=1/3x6^2x8-4/3x3^3=188.57cm^2(Answer)
Solution :Let the radius of the spear=r and slant height of cone =h
Then r=A/S(The radius of a circle which is drawn inside a triangle) where A=area of trianle and S=semiperimeter of the triangle
Here slant height=10cm
Area of trianle=48cm^2
Semiperimeter of the triangle=16cm
So radius=48/16=3cm
The left water content in the cone after submerging the spear=1/3x6^2x8-4/3x3^3=188.57cm^2(Answer)