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If the radius of cylinder C2 increased by 3 5cm and the height of both cylinders will remain the sam...........

Quantitative Aptitude(IBPS PO) Mensuration 3D

Directions: Given table below shows the data about the cost price, the marked price, and the selling price of 4 articles (A, B, C, and D) sold by a trader.

Articles Marked Price (Rs.) Selling Price (Rs.) Cost Price (Rs.)

A X² - Y² + XY - 225 Y 2 4X + 5Y + 120

B X² + 12Y + 7X + 160 X² + Y² + 75 2Y²

C (Y/2)³ Y² + XY - 5Y XY

D 2XY - 10Y XY + 100 Y²

Note: The profit made on article D is Rs. 200 and the discount offered on article C is 20%.

If the radius of cylinder (C2) increased by 3.5cm, and the height of both cylinders will remain the same, then how much more quantity of water will remain in the cylinder (C1)?

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IBPS PO Mains (26th November 2022)

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4070cm³

3850cm³

5390cm³

4850cm³

None of the above

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Explanation:

- To solve this problem, it's essential to focus on the part about the cylinders, as other data regarding articles and transactions is not relevant to this question.

- The problem involves two cylinders, C1 and C2, with their heights remaining constant.

- The radius of C2 is increased by 3.5 cm. This affects the volume difference when compared to the original configuration.

- The volume of a cylinder is calculated by V = pr²h. Therefore, the volume difference due to the radius change will be impactful in determining the water capacity.

- By executing the subtraction of the volume differences, the increase in capacity can be calculated.

- Following these steps based on given options:

- ? Option 1, 4070 cm³

- ? Option 2, 3850 cm³

- Option 3, 5390 cm³

- ? Option 4, 4850 cm³

- ? Option 5, None of the above

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