Question 1043151: You own a bakery which specializes in custom orders. A customer requests to have a three-tiered cake made. Requirements are as follows:
Each tier is 15 cm high;
The bottom tier is a cylinder with a diameter of 45 cm;
The middle tier is a square–based prism. It must be positioned so that its corners touch the circumference of the bottom tier;
The top tier is another cylinder inscribed in the middle tier.
You know that 250 mL of raw batter will produce 625 mL of cake. How much raw batter is required for this cake? Note: 1 mL = 1 cm3
Thanks so much :)
Found 3 solutions by ikleyn, josgarithmetic, MathTherapy: Answer by ikleyn(52781) (Show Source): Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! First goal is find the volume of each tier.
Second goal is sum the three volumes.
Third goal is find needed volume of raw batter.
BOTTOM
volume is cubic cm's.
MIDDLE
You need to find the square side length of an edge.
A diagonal of square side of the prism is diameter of the bottom tier.
If this diagonal is understood to be cutting two right isosceles from the square lower side or top side, then for side s,




and volume of this tier is ;---------- ** (No. See below.)
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Correcting this middle tier volume right now.
Volume here will be , because each tier is given 15 cm tall.
This volume, .
TOP TIER
A cylinder, with diameter being same as edge length of the tier below it.
This edge length found was .
Volume, , because we can use RADIUS instead of the full diameter...
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Correcting this part...
Diameter 
RADIUS 
RADIUS, 
Now find this top tier volume. Cylinder.


FINAL CAKE VOLUME
sum of the finished three tiers, cubic centimeters
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but this is not finished solving. This is how much CAKE, but not yet how much batter. Still is needed, simplification, and then using the ratio for volumes of batter to cake of , and any other computations to finish with a final value answer.
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* This appears to be a mistake. The correct expression before computation should be somewhat different...
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** Another mistake found. Forgot, each tier is 15 cm tall. This tier is not simply .
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Corrections are now shown for tier middle and tier top, but corrections not yet made for CAKE VOLUME.
Answer by MathTherapy(10552) (Show Source):
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