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A right circular cone is such that it perfectly fits inside a hollow sphere. What is the height of the cone?
(1) The radius of the sphere is 6.
(2) The radius of the cone is 4.
(1) The radius of the sphere is 6.
(2) The radius of the cone is 4.
24 Jul 2017, 07:36
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It should be C.
Statement 1: Insufficient
We do not know the anything about the height of the base of the cone from base of the sphere (distance DE in the picture attached). Nor do we know anything about the sphere.
Statement 2: Insufficient
We have no idea of diameter of sphere.
Combined. We have Hypotenuse and base of triangles OBD and OCD in the picture. We can calculate distance to centre O (measurement X). X added to radius should give height of the cone.
Note: this diagram is purely for educational purposes and any symbolism is completely unintentional.
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24 Jul 2017, 08:41
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Bunuel
Best way forward to solve this question is by drawing figures.
Answer option C
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