The radii of five metal spheres are $1\, cm, 3\, cm, 4\, cm, 5\, cm$ and $8\, cm$ respectively. If they are melted and cast into a single large sphere,find the radius of that sphere. Furthermore,if this large sphere is melted and recast into smaller cylinders,each with a radius of $3\, cm$ and a height of $4\, cm$,how many such cylinders can be formed?

  • A
    $9\, cm, 27$
  • B
    $8\, cm, 30$
  • C
    $10\, cm, 25$
  • D
    $9\, cm, 36$

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