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The picture below shows a container that Sue uses to freeze water:

What is the minimum number of identical containers that Sue would need to make 2,000 cm3 of ice? (Use π = 3.14.)

The picture below shows a container that Sue uses to freeze water: What is the minimum-example-1
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Answer:

27

Explanation:

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User GreyGeek
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Answer:

The number of identical containers are 27

Explanation:

The picture below shows a container that Sue uses to freeze water.

We need to make 2000 cm³ of ice using small identical container.

Volume of cylinder
=\pi r^2 h

Where,

r = radius of cylinder (r=2 cm)

h = height of cylinder ( h=6 cm)

Volume of small cylinder
=\pi (2)^2\cdot 6 = 75.39\text{ cm}^3

We need to find number of small cylinder.


\text{Number pf small cylinder }=\frac{\text{Volume of ice}}{\text{Volume of each cylinder}}


\text{Number pf small cylinder }=(2000)/(75.39)\approx 27

Hence, The number of identical containers are 27

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