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Mathematics, 21.02.2022 20:20 sophiaa23

Here are two solids. Cylinder
radius 6 cm
height 10 cm
Volume = ar
Hemisphere
radius 9 cm
Volume = br
9 cm
10 cm
The volume of the cylinder is ar
where a is an integer.
The volume of the hemisphere is br
where b is an integer.
Work out the value of b
- a
6 cm
volume of hemisphere = } ar
where r is the radius

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