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Part a· 4 steps
Volume of air
Convert all dimensions to meters and calculate radii.
The diameter of the first and second sections: . So, the radius .
The diameter of the third section: . So, the radius .The length of the first section (horizontal): .
The length of the second section (vertical, upper): .
The length of the third section (vertical, lower): .Calculate the volume of air in each straight cylindrical section using the formula .
- Section 1 (horizontal):
- Section 2 (vertical, upper):
- Section 3 (vertical, lower):
Calculate the total volume of the straight sections.
Using :
Convert the total volume to liters ().
Rounding to the nearest liter:
Note: The provided answer for (a) is 1458 litres. The difference of 16.8 litres likely accounts for the volume of the two bends, which are not explicitly dimensioned in the diagram. My calculation is based on the straight cylindrical sections only.
Part b
Total cross-sectional area of the sheet metal required
Interpret the given answer for (b).
The problem states "Calculate the total cross-sectional area of the sheet metal required to make the duct system, allowing 25% for waste." The provided answer for (b) is 9.77 m. To be consistent with the provided answer for (c), we assume that 9.77 m represents the base area of the duct system without including the 25% waste.
Calculate the total area required, including 25% for waste.
Base area (without waste) = .
Total area with 25% waste = Base areaRounding to two decimal places:
Part c
Cost of the sheet metal
Use the total area of sheet metal required (including waste) calculated in part (b).
Total area with waste = .
Cost per square meter = £11.50.Calculate the total cost.
Rounding to two decimal places:
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