Jill wants to make a batch of ice tea in a cylindrical pitcher. The pitcher has a radius of 4.1cm and a height of 12.45cm. If the ice tea mixture only needs about 3/4 of water to fill the pitcher, how much water does Jill needs? Thank you

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anonymous · Answer

The volume of a cylinder is $$\pi*r ^{2}* h$$
So pi * (4.1)^2 * 12.45 = 657.49 cubic centimeters.

Now you need 3/4 of that, so 657.49 * 3/4 = 493.11

Now convert 493.11 into whatever unit of water you're using.

anonymous · Answer

1 cm^3 = 1 milliliter