What is the Cost of Painting a Vessel with Given Dimensions?

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The total cost of painting a hollow steel hemispherical vessel with inner and outer radii of 2 cm and 3 cm, respectively, is calculated using the formula for total surface area, which includes both the curved surface area and the rim area. The curved surface area is determined by the equation 2π(radius)², while the total surface area incorporates the rim area calculated as π(outer radius² - inner radius²). The final cost is derived by multiplying the total surface area by the painting rate of 70 cents per cm².

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Homework Statement



The inner and outer radii of a hollow steel hemispherical vessel are 2 cm and 3 cm respectively.what is the total cost of painting the vessel all over at the rate of 70 cents per cm² ?



[ b]2. Homework Equations [/b]
Curved surface area of hemisphere=2[pi]*[radius]²

The Attempt at a Solution


total Surface area= 2[pi]*{[inner radius]² + [outer radius]²}
TOTAL cost = 0.7*total Surface area

is it right?
 
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Yes, but you can't forget about the rim, with area PI ( [outer radius]^2 - [inner radius]^2 )
 
csprof2000 said:
Yes, but you can't forget about the rim, with area PI ( [outer radius]^2 - [inner radius]^2 )

u got a point.i was just falling short of the answer by an iota. Thanks buddy.
 

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