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The curved surface area of cylinder P is 16632 cm2 whose height and radius are (y+2) and (z-7) respectively. curved surface area of cylinder P = 2 x (22/7) x (z-7) x (y+2) = 16632 (44/7) x (z-7) x (y+2) = 16632 (1/7) x (z-7) x (y+2) = 378 (z-7) x (y+2) = 2646 Eq.(i) The radius of cylinder Q is 14 cm more than the radius of cylinder P. radius of cylinder Q = (z-7)+14 = (z+7) If the height of cylinder Q is equal to the square of six height of cylinder Q = 6x6 = 36 cm The curved surface area of cylinder P is 792 cm2 less than that of cylinder Q. The curved surface area of cylinder P is 16632 cm2 . 16632 = (curved surface area of cylinder Q) - 792 curved surface area of cylinder Q = 16632+792 = 17424 cm2 2 x (22/7) x (z+7) x 36 = 17424 (44/7) x (z+7) x 36 = 17424 (1/7) x (z+7) = 11 (z+7) = 77 z = 77-7 z = 70 Put the value of ‘z’ in Eq.(i). (70-7) x (y+2) = 2646 63 x (y+2) = 2646 (y+2) = 42 y = 42-2 y = 40 (i) The value of ‘y’ is the multiple of 7. The above given statement is not true. Because the value of ‘y’ is not the multiple of 7. (ii) The ratio between the volume of cylinder P and Q is (5y-11) : (3z+32) respectively. the ratio between the volume of cylinder P and Q = (5y-11) : (3z+32) = (5x40-11) : (3x70+32) = (200-11) : (210+32) = 189 : 242 So the volume of cylinder P and Q = [22/7 x (z-7) 2 x (y+2)] : [22/7 x (z+7) 2 x 36] Put the value of ‘y’ and ‘z’. = [22/7 x (z-7) 2 x (y+2)] : [22/7 x (z+7) 2 x 36] = [(70-7) 2 x (40+2)] : [(70+7) 2 x 36] = [(63) 2 x 42] : [(77) 2 x 36] = [63 x 63 x 42] : [77 x 77 x 36] = [9 x 9 x 7] : [11 x 11 x 6] = [9 x 3 x 7] : [11 x 11 x 2] = 189 : 242 The above given statement is true. (iii) The value of [(difference between the values of ‘y’ and ‘z’)/10] is a prime number. [(z-y)/10] = prime number [(70-40)/10] = prime number [30/10] = prime number prime number = 3 The above given statement is true.
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