Tocalculate:slant height of tent
Answer to Problem 21PPS
Slant height is equal to
Explanation of Solution
Given information: A rectangular piece of canvas with dimensions 50 feet by 60 feet is used to make a tent. Diameter of a cone is 30 feet.
Formula used:Surface area (curved) cone is
Calculation:
First find area of the rectangular piece.
A rectangular piece of canvas is 50 feet by 60 feet.
So,
Area of canvas
Now find Surface area (curved) conical tent.
Surface area (curved) conical tent
Here,
Diameter of cone (d)
Radius of conical tent
So,
Surface area (curved) conical tent
As a rectangular piece of canvas is used to make a tent,
Surface area (curved) conical tent
From (i) and (ii),
Put
So,
Slant height of the cone is equal to
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