Q17 of 180 Page 1

At a DIWALI mela, a stall keeper in one of the food stalls has a large cylindrical vessel filled with orange juice and small cylindrical glasses.


(i). If the small cylindrical glass having base radius 2r and height h is open at the top, then total surface area is


(a) 2πr(r + h)


(b) 3πr(r + h)


(c) 4πr(r + h)


(d) None of the above


(ii) Volume of the large cylindrical vessel of radius R and height H is


(a) πR2H


(b) 1/3πR2H


(c) 4/3πR3


(d) 2/3πR3


(iii) If large cylindrical vessel has base radius = 15 cm, height = 32 cm and small cylindrical vessel has base radius = 3 cm, height = 8 cm. Then the number of small cylindrical vessel filled with juice out of a large cylindrical vessel is


(a) 500


(b) 100


(c) 150


(d) 200


(iv) If the stall keeper sold small glass of juice for Rs 3 each, amount received by the stall keeper by selling the juice completely is


(a) ₹ 250


(b) ₹ 275


(c) ₹ 300


(d) ₹ 325


(i) 4πr(h+r)


(ii) πR2H


(iii) 100 vessels


(iv) ₹ 300


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