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Diagram 3 shows a composite solid, formed by joining a half m-cylinder with a right prism. ABKJ is the cross - section of the right prism. MK is the diameter of the half - cylinder Given BK 28 cm, AJ = 14 and AE = 20 cm, The volume of the composite solid is 17000 cm³
Using

\pi = (22)/(7)
calculate the value of h



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Answer: 30 cm

Explanation:

The volume of the composite solid is 17000 cm³. To find h, we must first subtract the volume of the half cylinder from the composite volume.

From the figure, AE = MK, and so the radius of the half cylinder is 10cm. The volume of the half cylinder is thus
(1)/(2) the volume of a cylinder. The volume of a cylinder is πr²h. So a half cylinder is 1/2 πr²h. This gives us a volume of
(1)/(2) ((22)/(7))(10 cm)^2(28 cm) = 4400 cm^3.

Thus, the volume of the right prism is 17000cm³ - 4400cm³ = 12600cm³. Consider the cross-section ABKJ. If we multiply this by AE, we'll have the volume of the right prism.

The ABKJ is a trapezoid so it's area is
(1)/(2)(AJ + BK) \cdot AB. Thus the volume of the right prism is
(1)/(2)(AJ + BK) \cdot AB \cdot AE. This gives us
(1)/(2)(28 + 14) \cdot h \cdot 20 = 12600, and thus h = 30 cm.

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