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If three metallic spheres of radii 3 cm. 4 cm and 5 cm respectively are melted to form a single sphere then what will be the volume of the new sphere?
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If three metallic spheres of radii 3 cm. 4 cm and 5 cm respectively are melted to form a single sphere then what will be the volume of the new sphere?(π=227)\left(\pi=\frac{22}7\right)

A.

90517cm3905\frac17 cm^3​​​

B.

67537cm3675\frac37cm^3​​

C.

82527cm3825\frac27cm^3​​

D.

34557cm3345\frac57cm^3

Correct option is A

Given: 

Radii of smaller spheres = 3 ,4, 5 cm respectively  

Formula Used:

Volume of Sphere = 43πr3\frac43\pi{r}^3​​

Solution: 

Volume of bigger Sphere = Sphere a  volume + Sphere b volume + Sphere a volume,

43π33\frac43\pi{3}^3 + 43π43\frac43\pi{4}^3 + 43π53\frac43\pi{5}^3 

= 43π27+43π64+43π125\frac43\pi27+\frac43\pi64+\frac43\pi125

43π(27+64+125)\frac 4 3 \pi \left(27 + 64+125 \right)  ​

108π3+256π3+500π3\frac{108\pi}3+\frac{256\pi}3+\frac{500\pi}3

864π3=288×227\frac{864\pi}3 = \frac{288\times22}7​​

=63367\frac{6336}7 

90517 cm3905\frac17 \ cm^3

Thus, the volume of the bigger sphere is 90517 cm3905\frac17 \ cm^3​​

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