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The volume of a cylinder is V = r2h. Solve for h (height) in this formula.
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do you mean v=(r^2)h?
yeah
To solve for h just get it by itself. (V/r^2) =h
divide both sides by r^2
so what the answer ?
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I said it above. (V/r^2) =h
Unless you have variables for V and r
its says its wrong ?
V = πr2h.
does it give you values for v and r?
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pi!!!!! But you never mentioned pi mariisol.
lol
i just saw it -_-
lol, well at least I know it's not my fault. xD
so divide both sides by pi and r^2, giving you h=(v/(pi(r^2)))
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I think mariisol got the problem wrong.
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