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The radius of a cylinder is 5┬аcm more than its height. If the curved surface area of the cylinder is 792┬аcm2, then the volume of the cylinder (in cm3), is ________. [Use ╧А=722тАЛ]
5306
5254
5544
5712
5544
Since the volume formula is ╧Аr2h, check which option is divisible by 11 (the factor in ╧А=22/7), effectively narrowing down choices quickly.
Radius r = h + 5 cm, Curved Surface Area (CSA) = 792 cm┬▓, Pi = 22/7
CSA=2╧Аrh, V=╧Аr2h
Since the volume formula is ╧Аr2h, check which option is divisible by 11 (the factor in ╧А=22/7), effectively narrowing down choices quickly.
Students often confuse the radius being 'more than' or 'less than' height and solve for r instead of h, leading to a quadratic root error.
Set up the CSA equation
Given CSA=2╧Аrh=792 and r=h+5. Substituting these into the CSA formula: 2├Ч722тАЛ├Ч(h+5)├Чh=792.
2├Ч722тАЛ├Ч(h+5)├Чh=792
Solve for h
Simplify the equation: (h2+5h)=792├Ч447тАЛ. This simplifies to h2+5h=126. Rearranging gives h2+5hтИТ126=0.
h2+5hтИТ126=0
Factor the quadratic
Factoring h2+14hтИТ9hтИТ126=0 gives (h+14)(hтИТ9)=0. Since height cannot be negative, h=9 cm.
h=9┬аcm
Calculate Volume
With h=9, r=9+5=14 cm. Using the volume formula V=╧Аr2h: V=722тАЛ├Ч142├Ч9.
V=722тАЛ├Ч196├Ч9=5544
Option C is correct because the calculated volume is 5544 cm┬│.
Always ensure the units in mensuration match (cm, cm┬▓, cm┬│) before performing calculations, as this helps prevent scale errors.