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Find the height of a cylinder with radius of 4cm and volume of 100pi cm(to the 3th power)
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V = πr2h r = 4 V = 100 solve for h
yes, \[V=\pi r ^{2}h\]
thanks, violy my formatting was a little off
welcome crossingdouble. you may try to plug-in the given values @kpowell77.
how will i get the h
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set up the equation like this \[100 = π * (4)^{2} * h\] divide both sides by \[π * (4)^{2} \] h = 2
thankz, just checking my answer, i came up with . something
sure, you understand it now?
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