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The radius of the base of a cylinder is increased from 4 cm to 16 cm, but its curved surface area remains unchanged. If the initial height of the cyli
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The radius of the base of a cylinder is increased from 4 cm to 16 cm, but its curved surface area remains unchanged. If the initial height of the cylinder was 4 cm, what will be its new height?

A.

2cm

B.

1cm

C.

3cm

D.

4cm

Correct option is B

Given:

Radius of base of cylinder increased form 4cm to 16cm

Curved surface area remains unchanged

Initial height of cykinder is 4cm

Formula Used:

Curved surface area of cylinder =2πrh= 2 \pi r h​​

Solution:

Curved surface area initiallly when r =  4cm and  height = 4cm

=2π(4)(4)= 2 \pi (4)(4)​​

=32πcm2= 32\pi cm^2​​

If radius is increased to 16cm then let new height be h1h_1​​

So curved surface area = 2π(16)(h1)=32πh12 \pi (16)(h_1) = 32\pi h_1​​

But area remains unchanged hence

32πh1=32π32\pi h_1 = 32 \pi​​

h1=1cmh_1 = 1cm​​

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