A right cylinder has a diameter of 40 mm and a height of 30 mm, as shown, What is the volume of the cylinder? plz help
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To calculate the volume of a cylinder we need to know the radius of the circular cross-section of the cylinder - this is the measurement from the centre of the circle, to the outer-edge.
To get the radius we take the diamater and divide it by 2. So 40/2 = 20 <-- That's our radius Now we need to multiply that by the height 33mm
the height is 30 not 33
Okay, we're measuring in milimeters, correct? So if I take 20mm and 30mm, then do the math, the answer comes out: 37714.28
the answers are A. 37,680 mm3 B. 1256 mm3 C. 12,000 mm3 D. 150,720 mm3
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\[V = \pi r^2h\] r = 20: \[20^2\] * 3.14 * 30
So find twenty=squard, then multiply it by pi and 30.
20 sqrt is 4.472135954999579
Volume = (pi)r^2h = (pi)(.5d)^2h pi(20)^2(30) 12000(pi) 37699 mm^3
so c
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but a is A. 37,680 mm3
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