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A cylinder labeled X has a height of 10 inches and a radius of 15 inches. Another cylinder labeled Y has a height of 40 inches and a radius of 60 inches. The volume of cylinder Y is _______ times the volume of cylinder X.
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okay, so first you need to find the volume of the whole thing, do you know the volume of a cylinder?
\[\pi r ^{2} h\]
is the formula... So...
Vx(volume of cylinderx)=3.14*15^2*10
\[Vx=3.14*15^{2}*10\]
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looks like this,
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