In triangle ABC;
AC2=AB2+BC2 (using pythagoras theorem)
AC2=32+42
AC2=9+16=25
AC=5 cm
In triangle ABC and triangle BDC;
∠ABC=∠BDC(right angle)
∠BAC=∠DBC
Hence,ΔABC is similar to ΔBDC
So, we get following equations:
ABAC=BDBC
35=BD4
BD=3×45=2.4cm
In triangle BDC;
DC2=BC2–BD2 (using pythagoras theorem)
Or,DC2=42–2.42
Or,DC2=16–5.76=10.24
Or,DC=3.2cm
From above calculations, we get following measurements for the double cone formed:
Upper Cone:
r=2.4 cm,
l=3 cm,
h=1.8 cm
Volume of cone
=13πr2h
=13×3.14×2.42×1.8
=10.85184 cm3
Curved surface area of cone
=πrl
=3.14×2.4×3
=22.608 cm2
Lower Cone:
r=2.4 cm,
l=4 cm,
h=3.2 cm
Volume of cone
=13πr2h
=13×3.14×2.42×3.2
=19.2916 cm3
Curved surface area of cone
=πrl
=3.14×2.4×4
=30.144 cm2
Total volume
=19.29216+10.85184=30.144 cm3
Total surface area
=30.144+22.608=52.752 cm2