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total surface area= 3*pi*r^2
given
volume=1000
=> (2/3)*pi*r^3=1000
r=10*(3/2*pi)^(1/3)
hence
total surface area=3*pi*10*10*(3/2*pi)^(2/3)
given that painting costs 2.5/foot
=> 2.5*(total surface area)
750*pi*(3/2*pi)^(2/3)
given
volume=1000
=> (2/3)*pi*r^3=1000
r=10*(3/2*pi)^(1/3)
hence
total surface area=3*pi*10*10*(3/2*pi)^(2/3)
given that painting costs 2.5/foot
=> 2.5*(total surface area)
750*pi*(3/2*pi)^(2/3)
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Volume of the hemisphere = 2/3*pi*r^3 =1000
r^3 = (3000/2pi)
r =(3000/2pi)^1/3
Curved surface area of a hemisphere = 2*pi*r^2
area of the base = pi*r^2
Total area to be painted = 3 *pi*r^2 = 3*pi*(3000/2pi)^2/3
Total cost = 2.5* 3*pi*(3000/2pi)^2/3 =7.5*100pi*(3/2pi)^2/3 =750*pi*(3/2pi)^2/3
r^3 = (3000/2pi)
r =(3000/2pi)^1/3
Curved surface area of a hemisphere = 2*pi*r^2
area of the base = pi*r^2
Total area to be painted = 3 *pi*r^2 = 3*pi*(3000/2pi)^2/3
Total cost = 2.5* 3*pi*(3000/2pi)^2/3 =7.5*100pi*(3/2pi)^2/3 =750*pi*(3/2pi)^2/3
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