The figure above shows the height of water in two containers that are right circular cylinders. The area of the base of container I is 5pi square inches, and the area of the base of container II is 10pi square inches. Water from container I is transferred to container II until the volume of water in both containers is equal. What will be the height, in inches, of the water in container II after this transfer?

a) 2 1/2
b) 2 3/4
c) 3
d) 3 1/3
e) 4

(It won't let me post the figures but cylinder/container I has 6 in of water and cyliner/container 2 has 2 in of water.

Question

The figure above shows the height of water in two containers that are right circular cylinders. The area of the base of container I is 5pi square inches, and the area of the base of container II is 10pi  square inches. Water from container I is transferred to container II until the volume of water in both containers is equal. What will be the height, in inches, of the water in container II after this transfer?

a) 2 1/2
b) 2 3/4
c) 3
d) 3 1/3
e) 4

(It won't let me post the figures but cylinder/container I has 6 in of water and cyliner/container 2 has 2 in of water.

turingtest · Answer

ok now we just need the figure...

turingtest · Answer

oh no, you are still missing info...

anonymous · Answer

lol ill try to get it up...sorry

turingtest · Answer

"The area of the base of container I is ____ square inches" and the figure are what we need

anonymous · Answer

Okay...its all up guys :)

turingtest · Answer

|dw:1343239485155:dw|the figure is something like this then?