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Find h when V=667.82 and r=7 using the formula V=πr^2 (volume of a cylinder). V = πr^2h 667.82 = (π)(7^2)(h) 667.82 = 49πh 667.82÷ = 49πh÷ 49πh 49π Can you show me how the answer is the approximation of 4.34? The explanation in the book isn't step-by-step for the last part, for it is not clear to me.
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(667.82)/49(3.142) Dont't use \[\pi\] to your calculator. use 3.142 instead.
You multiply 49 by 3.142 first, then 667.82 divide 153.958
Because your calculator use 667.82 divide by 49 first, and thats wrong
Oooh okay. Now, I get it. That makes sense. Thank you so much!
I get it, the book rounded to the nearest hundredth, so it would be 4.34.
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