Everything needs to be in the same dimensions, so
(Small Surface Area)^3 (Large Surface Area)^3
-------------------------------- = ---------------------------------------
(Small Volume)^2 (Large Volume)^2
(960)^3 / (512)^2 = x^3 / (2197)^2
3375 = x^3/4826809
x^3 = (3375)(4826809)
x = 2535 cm^2
2007-03-20 23:12:10
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answer #1
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answered by Mathematica 7
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Given V(l) = 2197 cm3 (volume of the larger)
V(s) = 512 cm3 (volume of the smaller)
S(s) = 960 cm2 (surfece area of the smaller solid)
Required S(l) = ? (surface area of the bigger solid)
Solution 1) By proportion since they are similar solids
S(s) / V(s) = S(l) / V(l)
960 cm2 / 512 cm3 = S(l) / 2197 cm3
By cross multiplication, you will get
512 cm3 S(l) = 960 cm2 x 2197 cm3
512 cm3 S(l) = 2,109,120 cm5
S(l) = 2,109,120 cm5 / 512 cm3
S(l) = 4119.375 or 4, 119 cm2
Solution 2 : By using the relationship between Surface area and Volume
Volume = Surface Area x width (or thickness) of the solid
Vs = Ss x w
512 cm3 = 960 cm2 x w
w = 512 cm3 / 960 cm2
w = 0.5333 cm
Since the two solids are similar, we can assume that they have the same w, such that
Vl = Sl x 0.533333 cm
2197 cm3 = Sl x 0.533333 cm
Sl = 2197 cm3 / 0. 533333 cm
Sl = 4,119.377 or 4,119 cm2 which is similar to the one we got on Solution 1
2007-03-21 07:24:33
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answer #2
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answered by detektibgapo 5
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I'm gonna assume each solid is in the form of a box, so
abc = 512 for smaller.
Call r=ratio, of bigger to smaller, so
r = cuberoot(2197/512) = 1.625 = 13/8
Surface area of smaller =
=2(ab + ac + bc)=960
960*r^2 = 169*960/64 = 169*15 = 2535 cm^2
2007-03-21 06:15:19
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answer #3
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answered by blighmaster 3
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You don't need to know what their shapes are.
The ratio of volumes is (13/8)^3 therefore the ratio of surface areas is (13/8)^2 so the larger has area 960*(13/8)^2
= 2535cm^2.
2007-03-21 06:13:53
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answer #4
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answered by mathsmanretired 7
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V2 = k³.V1 and SA2 = k².SA1
2197 = k³ x 512
k³ = 2197/512 = 4.29
k² = (4.29)^(2/3) = 2.641
Larger surface area = 2.641 x 960 cm² = 2535 cm²
2007-03-21 06:48:42
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answer #5
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answered by Como 7
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What is the shape of the solid?
2007-03-21 06:07:00
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answer #6
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answered by ashoke 2
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I think you better give more details like what kind of solid is it .
2007-03-21 06:11:23
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answer #7
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answered by dpala 2
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