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what happens to the volume of a cylinder if you triple its diameter and height
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V = \[(\pi d ^{2}h) / 4\] so multiply d and h by 3 with any hypothetical numbers and see how much your volume increased...
compare that to the same hypothetical numbers without multiplying d and h by 3...
I got that it multiplies the volume 9 times!
If d is tripled it being squared that would be 9 but the height was also tripled that means 27. volume increased 27 times
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