# Eiffel Tower

Eiffel Tower in Paris is 300 meters high, is made of steel. Its weight is 8000 tons. How tall is the tower model made ​​of the same material, if it weigh is 2.4 kg?

Result

Model height:  2 m

#### Solution:

$h_1 = 300 \ m \ \\ m_1 = 8000 \cdot 1000 = 8000000 \ kg \ \\ m_2 = 2.4 \ kg \ \\ \ \\ V = abh = k_1 h k_2 h h = k_1 k_2 h^3 = K h^3 \ \\ \ \\ \rho = \dfrac{ m_1}{V_1} = \dfrac{ m_2}{V_2} \ \\ \dfrac{ m_1}{V_1} = \dfrac{ m_2}{V_2} \ \\ \dfrac{ m_1}{ K h_1^3 } = \dfrac{ m_2}{ K h_2^3 } \ \\ \dfrac{ m_1}{ h_1^3 } = \dfrac{ m_2}{ h_2^3 } \ \\ \dfrac{ m_1}{m_2} = \dfrac{ h_1^3 }{ h_2^3 } \ \\ \dfrac{ m_1}{m_2} = (\dfrac{ h_1 }{ h_2 })^3 \ \\ \ \\ \sqrt[3]{ \dfrac{ m_1}{m_2} } = \dfrac{ h_1 }{ h_2 } \ \\ \ \\ h_2 = h_1 / \sqrt[3]{ \dfrac{ m_1}{m_2} } \ \\ \ \\ h_2 = \dfrac{300}{\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{8000 \cdot 1000}{ 2.4}}} \doteq 2 \ \text{m}$

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