Mathematics For Machine Technology
Mathematics For Machine Technology
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Author: Peterson, John.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 15, Problem 19A
To determine

(a)

The length of diameter of the given sphere.

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Answer to Problem 19A

Diameter length of given sphere is 3 inch.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

A sphere is given whose volume is 14.1372 cubic inch.

Calculation:

As we know that volume of a sphere is given by -  V=π×D36

So, diameter length of the sphere will be given as -  D=V0.52363

  Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  1Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  2

Here, volume of the given sphere is 14.1372 cubic inch. i.e. V=14.1372 cubic inch.

So, diameter of the sphere will be -

  D=V 0.52363D= 14.1372 0.5236 inch33               {Put V=14.1372 inch3}D=27 inch33  D=3 inch ×3 inch×3 inch3 D=3 inch          

Hence, diameter of given sphere is 3 inch.

To determine

(b)

The length of diameter of the given sphere.

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Answer to Problem 19A

Diameter length of given sphere is 6 mm.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

A sphere is given whose volume is 113.0976 cubic mm.

Calculation:

As we know that volume of a sphere is given by -  V=π×D36

So, diameter length of the sphere will be given as -  D=V0.52363

  Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  3Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  4

Here, volume of the given sphere is 113.0976 cubic mm. i.e. V=113.0976 cubic mm.

So, diameter of the sphere will be -

  D=V 0.52363D= 113.0976 0.5236 mm33               {Put V=113.0976 mm3}D=216 mm33  D=6 mm ×6 mm×6 mm3 D=6 mm          

Hence, diameter of given sphere is 6 mm.

To determine

(c)

To find the length of diameter of the given sphere.

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Answer to Problem 19A

Diameter length of given sphere is 2 inch.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

A sphere is given whose volume is 4.1888 cubic inch.

Calculation:

As we know that volume of a sphere is given by -  V=π×D36

So, diameter length of the sphere will be given as -  D=V0.52363

  Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  5Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  6

Here, volume of the given sphere is 4.1888 cubic inch. i.e. V=4.1888 cubic inch.

So, diameter of the sphere will be -

  D=V 0.52363D= 4.1888 0.5236 inch33               {Put V=4.1888 inch3}D=8 inch33  D=2 inch ×2 inch×2 inch3 D=2 inch          

Hence, diameter of given sphere is 2 inch.

To determine

(d)

The length of diameter of the given sphere.

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Answer to Problem 19A

Diameter length of given sphere is 1 inch.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

A sphere is given whose volume is 0.5236 cubic inch.

Calculation:

As we know that volume of a sphere is given by -  V=π×D36

So, diameter length of the sphere will be given as -  D=V0.52363

  Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  7Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  8

Here, volume of the given sphere is 0.5236 cubic inch. i.e. V=0.5236 cubic inch.

So, diameter of the sphere will be -

  D=V 0.52363D= 0.5236 0.5236 inch33               {Put V=0.5236 inch3}D=1 inch33  D=1 inch ×1 inch×1 inch3 D=1 inch          

Hence, diameter of given sphere is 1 inch.

To determine

(e)

The length of diameter of the given sphere.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 19A

Diameter length of given sphere is 10 mm.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

A sphere is given whose volume is 523.6 cubic mm.

Calculation:

As we know that volume of a sphere is given by -  V=π×D36

So, diameter length of the sphere will be given as -  D=V0.52363

  Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  9Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 15, Problem 19A , additional homework tip  10

Here, volume of the given sphere is 523.6 cubic mm. i.e. V=523.6 cubic mm.

So, diameter of the sphere will be -

  D=V 0.52363D= 523.6 0.5236 mm33               {Put V=523.6 mm3}D=1000 mm33  D=10 mm ×10 mm×10 mm3 D=10 mm          

Hence, diameter of given sphere is 10 mm.

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