A company makes similar cylindrical containers in two sizes, as shown in the table below.

What is the volume, in cubic inches, of Type 2 containers?

Question

A company makes similar cylindrical containers in two sizes, as shown in the table below.

What is the volume, in cubic inches, of Type 2 containers?

anonymous · Answer

Containers         Radius (in inches)         Volume (in cubic inches)
Type 1                       2                                50.24
Type 2                       3                                    ???

campbell_st · Answer

linear ratio is 2:3  the the volume ratio will be (2)^3: (3)^3

 volume ratios are 8:27  as a ratio of 1  1: 27/8

multiply the volume of type 1 by 27/8 to get the volume of type 2

anonymous · Answer

113.04

 169.56

 254.34

 75.36

campbell_st · Answer

you need to evaluate

$$50.24 \times 27 \div 8 =$$