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Calculate the volume of a right circular cylinder with a height of 17 in. and a radius of 9 in. Round your answer to the nearest cubic inch and use pi (3.14) I need help >_<
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just like the volume of a box is length x width x height, which can be thought of as the area of one side L x W, times the height... This cylinder's volume is the area of the circle on the end multiplied by the height. So, volume is (pi x radius squared) x height Volume = (3.14)(9)(9) x (17)
Ohhh, I see now . Thankyou ^_^
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