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ANSWERS GET MEDALS!!!!!! Maddy manufactures kaleidoscopes in the shape of cylinders. She wants all of the kaleidoscopes to have the same fixed volume. This implies that the height of a given kaleidoscope will vary inversely with the square of its diameter. One of the kaleidoscopes has a diameter of 2 inches and a height of 16 inches. If another kaleidoscope has a height of 4 inches, what should its diameter be?
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height varies inversely with square of diameter. height went down by a factor of 4, so diameter must go up by a factor of square root of 4...
what would it be then hickninja??
square root of 4 is 2. so diameter should go up 2x. you need to take the last step...
4?
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