Question

John buys big ice-cream cylindrical
Jar and sells it for $1.each ice-cream cone.
Each cone has around 30 cubic cm of ice-cream in it.
Jar has diagonal 20 cm. and its height is 3 times of width.
If he sells the whole jar, and He originally bought it for $7 does he make profit out of selling the jar?

Answer 1

First, determine the dimensions of the jar using the given values. We may use the Pythagorean theorem to determine the unknown values,

               (20 cm)² = (3W)² + W²

The value of W from the equation is approximately 6.32 cm. 

The height is equal to 3W which is 18.97 cm. 

We them determine the volume of the cylinder through the equation,
            V = πr²h

Substituting the known values,

             V = π(6.32 cm/2)²(18.97 cm)
              V = 595.10 cm³

Then, determine the number of ice cream cones by dividing the calculated volume by the volume of each cone. 

                  n = (595.10 cm³) / (30 cm³) = 19.84 ice cream cones
           or 
                   n = 19 ice cream cones

The profit is,
           P = $19 - $7 = $12

Answer: $12

Answer 2

Answer:

12$

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