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Read the passage given below and answer these questions: Dev was doing an experiment to find the radius $r$ of a sphere. For this he took a cylindrical container with radius $R = 7\ cm$ and height $10\ cm$. He filled the container almost half by water as shown in the left figure. Now he dropped the yellow sphere in the container. Now he observed as shown in the right figure the water level in the container raised from $A$ to $B$ equal to $3.40\ cm.$

$i.$ What is the approximate radius of the sphere?
$a. 7\ cm$
$b. 5\ cm$
$c. 4\ cm$
$d. 3\ cm$
$ ii.$ What is the volume of the cylinder?
$a. 700\ cm^3$
$b. 500\ cm^3$
$c. 1540\ cm^3$
$d. 2000\ cm^3$
$iii.$ What is the volume of the sphere?
$a. 700\ cm^3$
$b. 600\ cm^3$
$c. 500\ cm^3$
$d. 523.8\ cm^3$
$ iv.$ How many litres water can be filled in the full container? $($Take $1$ litre $= 1000\ cm^3):$
$a. 1.50$
$b. 1.44$
$c. 1.54$
$d. 2$
$v.$ What is the surface area of the sphere?
$a. 314.3\ m^2$
$b. 300\ m^2$
$c. 400\ m^2$
$d. 350\ m^2$

Answer

$(i)$ $(b)$ $5\ cm$
$(ii)$ $(c)$ $1540\ cm^3$
$(iii)$ $(d)$ $523.8\ cm^3$
$(iv)$ $(c)$ $1.54$
$(v)$ $(a)$ $314.3\ m^2$

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