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6. The volume of a right circular cylinder is given by V =r2h. If a can has a radius of 3" and a height of 4", what volume of liquid will the can hold? V = pie symbal in3
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Just find the volume using formula
if i knew how to do that i wouldnt be asking for help
Okay, \[V=\pi r^2 h\] that's volume formula we know radius and height, lets plug them in \[\pi 3^2*4\] \[36\pi\]
36 pi that's how much liquid it will hold
V = in^3 this is what my answer box says so would it be 36 pie in^3
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