Concept:Use the volume formulas for a cylinder and a sphere, then express all quantities in terms of the unknown variables
h and
k.
Explanation:Let the cylinder radius be
2k and the sphere radius be
3k.
Volume of sphere
=34​π(3k)3=36πk3=88y.
Therefore,
y=8836πk3​=229πk3​.
Quantity I
= Volume of cylinder
=Ï€(2k)2h=4Ï€k2h.
Quantity II
=4y​=889πk3​.
Quantity III
=h×y=229πk3h​.
Comparing Quantity I and Quantity II depends on the ratio of
h and
k, which is not provided.
Comparing Quantity II and Quantity III also depends on the unknown value of
h.
Hence, no definite relationship can be established among the quantities.
Answer:Relationship between Quantity I and Quantity II cannot be determined, and Relationship between Quantity II and Quantity III cannot be determined.
Therefore, the correct option is D.