Two cylinders are similar with a surface area ratio of 25:64. Find the volume of the second given that the volume of the first is 250 m3. Answer A. 61.0 m3 B. 640 m3 C. 1024 m3 D. 97.7 m3
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do i set it up as a cross multiply thing
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@Liltico sorry was out, consider this: Use these two facts about similar objects. Area ratio = (length ratio)^2 Volume ratio = (length ratio)^3 Find the length ratio by square rooting the area ratio and then use it in the second formula., can you do that?
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thanks, what have you got?
sir please be more detailed i don't understand
OK, you,ve been given an area (surface area) ration of 25/64, so the length ratio is the square root of this which is 5/8, following upto there?
I got B am i correct
nope, what was your length ratio?
5/64
remember: \[\sqrt{(25/64)} = (\sqrt{25})/(\sqrt{64}) = 5/8\]
now from here you need to get the volume ratio, and since volume means cubing values, then the volume ratio becomes: \[5^{3}:8^{3} = 125:512\]
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i understand how you got 125:512 but i'm lost in finding the answers
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we're getting there,now since you've been told that the volume of the 1st is 250, from the ratio you can see that the volume of the 2nd will be larger..
so: 125:512 250:x
X=61
Is that my answer?
to find x, cross multiply: x * 125 = 250 * 512 x = (250*512)/125 x =1024
1024 is your answer
oh i understand thanks once more
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