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A cylindrical vessel contains 154 litres of water. If the radius of the base is 14 cm, the height (in cm) of the water column in the vessel is:

Options

A

250 cm

B

275 cm

C

260 cm

D

240 cm

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Correct Answer :

Option A

250 cm

Solution :

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The correct option is 250 cm.


Step 1: Understand the given dimensions

We are given:

Volume of water in the cylindrical vessel, V=154 litres

Radius of the base of the cylinder, r=14 cm


Step 2: Convert the volume from litres to cubic centimetres (cm3)

Since 1 litre equals 1000 cm3:

V=154×1000=154000 cm3


Step 3: Apply the formula for the volume of a cylinder

The volume V of a cylindrical column of height h is given by the formula:

V=πr2h


Step 4: Substitute the given values and solve for height (h)

Using π=227:

154000=227×142×h


Simplify the right-hand side:

154000=227×14×14×h

154000=22×2×14×h

154000=616×h


Now, divide both sides by 616 to find h:

h=154000616

h=250 cm


Thus, the height of the water column in the vessel is 250 cm.

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