Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
6th Edition
ISBN: 9781119056447
Author: Cay S. Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 4, Problem 22RE

Explanation of Solution

To find volume of cocktail shaker:

  • A cocktail shaker consists of three cone sections.
  • One cone section consists of radius “r1”, radius “r2”, and height “h”.
  • The formula to find volume “V” for one cone section is as follows

    V=π(r12+rr12+r22)h3

  • For cone section 1, consider the values “0.3” inches for “r11”, “0.5” inches for “r21”, and “0.75” inches for “h1”, where “r11” indicates the first radius for first cone section, “r21” indicates the second radius for first cone section, and “h1” is the height of first cone section.
  • For cone section 2, consider the values “0.5” inches for “r12”, “0.75” inches for “r22”, and “0.3” inches for “h2”, where “r12” indicates the first radius for second cone section, “r22” indicates the second radius for second cone section, and “h2” is the height of second cone section.
  • For cone section 3, consider the values “0.75” inches for “r13”, “0.5” inches for “r23”, “3.0” inches for “h3”, where “r13” indicates the first radius for third cone section, and “r23” indicates the second radius for third cone section, and “h3” is the height of third cone section.
  • To get the volume of the cocktail shaker, the volume of three cone sections need to be added.
  • Therefore, the formula to find the volume “Vc”of cocktail shaker is as follows

    Vc=V1+V2+V3        (1)

    Where, “V1” is the volume of first cone section, “V2” is the volume of second cone section, “V3” is the volume of third cone section.

  • The formula to find the volume for first cone section is as follows

    V1=π(r112+rr1121+r212)h13        (2)

  • Substitutes the values “0.3” inches for “r11”, “0.5” inches for “r21”, and “0.75” inches for “h1” in Equation (2),

V1=3.14(0.32+0.3×0

Explanation of Solution

Algorithm for computing volume of cocktail shaker:

Step-1: Assign the values for first radius, second radius, and height for each cone sections.

Step-2: Compute the volume for first cone section using the formula is as follows

V1=π(r112+rr1121+r212)h13

Where, “r11” indicates the first radius, “r21” indicates the second radius, and “h1” is the height of first cone section.

Step-3: Compute the volume for second cone section using the formula is as follows

V2=π(r122+rr1222+r222)h23

Where, “r12” indicates the first radius, “r22” indicates the second radius, and “h2” is the height of second cone section

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