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Tub A is a frustum with end radii 14 cm and 6 cm; Tub B is a frustum with end radii 11 cm and 9 cm. Both are 12 cm deep. Which holds more, and why?

Class 10Frustum of a ConeMensuration
  • ATub B, because its two ends are more nearly equal in size
  • BBoth hold exactly the same, because R + r is 20 for each
  • CTub A, because is 316 for it against 301 for Tub B
  • DTub B, because its curved surface area is the larger

Step-by-Step Solution

Capacity depends on , not on . For A: 196 + 36 + 84 = 316; for B: 121 + 81 + 99 = 301. So A holds more: against . Equal sums do NOT give equal volumes, and curved surface area is a different quantity from capacity.
Answer: C) Tub A, because is 316 for it against 301 for Tub B

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