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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Help please

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

Didn't we just answer this for you and it was 20.1

OpenStudy (precal):

use pythagorean thm a^2+b^2=c^2

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

Yea we just answered this

OpenStudy (anonymous):

OpenStudy (mertsj):

9^2+18^2= diagonal^2 81+324=diagonal^2 405=diagonal^2 20.1246118=diagonal

OpenStudy (anonymous):

hold on my God...

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

Lol

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i wasn't spamming i just kept putting the wrong picture...

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

ok np

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

Well first find the volume of the smaller cylinder.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

199.629

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

So Take the dinameter of the cylinder divide it by two and do r squared

OpenStudy (anonymous):

533.403

OpenStudy (anonymous):

original and the new can.

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

ok so is that the volume of the can

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

or the rea of the cirlces

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

*area

OpenStudy (anonymous):

volume of both circles

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i mean..

OpenStudy (anonymous):

cylinders

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Sorry im kinda sick atm xP

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

np. So since you are trying to find how much more the new can hold deduct the volume of the smaller can from the larger can

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Oh wait the answer is C :D

OpenStudy (wolfboy):

YOUR WELCOME XD

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