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A solid frustum of radii 10 cm and 5 cm and height 12 cm is melted and recast into solid spheres of radius 1 cm each.
How many complete spheres can be made? (Use π as common factor; sphere volume = *π*)

Class 10Frustum of a ConeMensuration
  • A1050
  • B475
  • C575
  • D525

Step-by-Step Solution

Frustum *π**π*12*175 = π*4*175 = 700*π. Each sphere = *π*π. Number = spheres.
Answer: D) 525

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