A cafe stores ice cream in a large hemisphere-shaped bowl with a diameter of 36 cm. The ice cream has a density of 0.87 g/cm3.
The cafe sells the ice cream for £2.10 for a portion of 160 g.
If the bowl is filled to the top, what is the maximum amount of money the cafe can make by selling whole portions of ice cream?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of ice cream = Volume of hemisphere + Volume of cone

=

3

2

πr

3

+

3

1

πr

2

h

Radius of hemisphere = Radius of cone

Since height of hemisphere is 5 cm, then height of cone will be 10−5=5cm

∴ Volume of ice cream

=

3

2

π(5)

3

+

3

1

π(5)

2

×5

=125π=392.85

6

1

th of ice cream=

6

392.85

=65.475

Volume of required portion of ice cream =392.85−65.47=327.375cm

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