Identical cylindrical tin of a diameter 10cm and 20cm with a mass of 120g each were packed in the box. Calculate maximum number of the tin that were packed in the box. Total mass of the box with the tin.
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To calculate the maximum number of tins packed in the box, we need to determine how many tins can fit in the box without overlapping or leaving empty space.
First, let's calculate the volume of one tin:
Volume = π * (radius)^2 * height
Radius = diameter/2 = 10cm/2 = 5cm
Height = diameter = 10cm
Volume = π * (5cm)^2 * 10cm
Volume = 250π cm^3
Now, let's calculate the volume of the box:
Assuming the box is a rectangular prism, we need the length, width, and height of the box.
If the box is just big enough to fit the tins, the length and width of the box will be equal to the diameter of the larger tin, which is 20cm. The height of the box will be twice the diameter of the smaller tin, which is 10cm.
Volume of the box = length * width * height
Volume of the box = 20cm * 20cm * 10cm
Volume of the box = 4000 cm^3
Now, to find the maximum number of tins that can fit in the box, we divide the volume of the box by the volume of one tin:
Max number of tins = Volume of the box / Volume of one tin
Max number of tins = 4000 cm^3 / 250π cm^3
Since we are looking for the maximum number, we will round down the result to the nearest whole number.
Max number of tins = 4000 cm^3 / (250 * 3.14) cm^3
Max number of tins = 4000 cm^3 / 785 cm^3
Max number of tins ≈ 5.08 tins
Since we cannot have fractions of tins, the maximum number of tins that can be packed in the box is 5.
Now, let's calculate the total mass of the box with the tins:
Total mass of the tins = mass of one tin * number of tins
Total mass of the tins = 120g * 5
Total mass of the tins = 600g
Therefore, the maximum number of tins that were packed in the box is 5, and the total mass of the box with the tins is 600 grams.
To calculate the maximum number of tins that can be packed in the box, we need to consider the arrangement of the tins inside the box.
Assuming the box is a rectangular prism and the tins are arranged in a hexagonal close-packed (HCP) arrangement, where each tin is surrounded by 6 other tins, we can calculate the maximum number as follows:
1. Calculate the volume of each tin:
- The diameter of the tin is given as 10 cm, so the radius is half of that, which is 5 cm.
- The formula for the volume of a cylinder is V = πr^2h, where V is the volume, r is the radius, and h is the height.
- Since the tins are identical, the height doesn't matter for this calculation.
- The volume of each tin is V = π(5 cm)^2 = 25π cm^3.
2. Calculate the volume of the box:
- Assuming the box is a rectangular prism, we need to know its dimensions.
- Once we know the dimensions, we can multiply them to find the volume.
- Let's say the dimensions of the box are length (L), width (W), and height (H).
- The volume of the box is V = LWH.
3. Calculate the maximum number of tins that can be packed in the box:
- Since the tins are arranged in a hexagonal close-packed (HCP) arrangement, we can estimate the number of layers based on the dimensions of the box.
- Assuming the tins are aligned along the length and width of the box, the number of layers would be H / (2r), where r is the radius of the tin.
- The number of tins in each layer would then be L / (2r) * W / (2r), as each layer forms a hexagonal arrangement.
- The maximum number of tins that can be packed in the box is the number of layers multiplied by the number of tins in each layer.
4. Calculate the total mass of the box with the tins:
- Each tin has a mass of 120 g.
- Multiply the number of tins by the mass of each tin to get the total mass.
Please provide the dimensions (length, width, and height) of the box so that we can provide a more accurate calculation.