Question #255846
Find the volume of the largest cube that can be cut from a whose a log of cross section whose radius is 12 centimeters
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Expert's answer
2021-10-25T16:05:43-0400

Consider a square inscribed in a circle. The radius of a wood log or a circle is equal to 1/21/2 of its diagonal d.d. By Pythagorean Theorem, find the side of the square aa


a2+a2=d2a^2+a^2=d^2

a=d/2a=d/\sqrt{2}

Substitute


a=2(12 cm)2=122 cma=\dfrac{2(12\ cm)}{\sqrt{2}}=12\sqrt{2}\ cm

If the length of the log is no less than 122 cm,12\sqrt{2}\ cm, then the volume of the largest cube that can be cut from a whose a log is


V=a3=(122 cm)3=34562 cm3V=a^3=(12\sqrt{2}\ cm)^3=3456\sqrt{2}\ cm^3


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