Au 0-19.3 km Dimensional Analysis (Note when doing the work make sure your units are shown and show appropriate cancellation for the solution in each part. Sou tons Au (15 pts) A wealthy eccentric decided that he likes ice cream lollipops so much he wanted to make a statue of it made of gold (density of gold = 19.3 g/cm³). He ordered it to be made of 500 tons of gold and he knew he wanted it to be 100 yds. tall. a) Find the volume of the lollipop (cylinder) 19.3g/cm²:-0193k9 170 soo tons = 500000 100yds = 300ft ball=300000443 (masskg) 1188 (volume ft³) 1188 00193kg/ft³ x 300000ft³=5790kg 5790kg x \frac{1000g}{1kg} x \frac{1LB}{453.6g} =12764.55026lb 1ft³ 300.000 \frac{1ft³}{28.32L} = +1.25 b) Find the diameter in inches, of the lollipop need to be to accomplish this task using the volume above? (Hint: V(cylinder) = A = ?r²h.
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Given that A0 = 19.3 cm^2, we can substitute this value into the formula: V_cylinder = 19.3 cm^2 * h However, we don't have the value of h given in the question. So, we cannot calculate the volume of the lollipop without knowing the height. b) Show more…
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