Multiple choice

In each of the following questions, a question & then two statements – I & II are given. You have to determine that the data provided in these statements is enough to answer the question or not. Study both the statement: \ What is the capacity of cylindrical tank? \ Statement I –Radius of the base is half of its height. Area of base is 616 sqm. height of the cylinder is 28m. \ Statement II – Radius of the cylinder equal to the height of a cone whose volume is 1224 cbm, height of the cone equal to the side of square whose perimeter is 96m

  1. Only Statement I alone.

  2. Only Statement II alone.

  3. Both Statements I and II together.

  4. Neither Statement I nor II is sufficient.

  5. Either Statement I or II.
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Explanation

Statement I provides base area (616 sqm) and height (28m). From base area = πr², we can find r = √(616/π). Then volume = πr²h can be calculated. Statement II only gives the cylinder's radius (via cone volume and square perimeter relations) but doesn't provide the cylinder's height, so volume cannot be determined. Therefore, only Statement I is sufficient.

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