@theEric @Hero Water is poured into a cylindrical container uintil it is one third full. What is the volume of the water? a. 45ð cm3 b. 90ð cm3 c. 45ð cm3 d. 60ð cm3
What does the picture say? \(d=6h=15...\) Is there something after that? Or is that just \(15[cm]\)?
It's just 15. =)
You must be in the same class as @catsarecool1995
Anyway, the volume for a cylinder is the area of the circle times the height, so\[V=\pi\ r^2\ h\]
Okay, the volume is 441.78
Now, the volume of the water is \(\frac{1}{3}\) that.
That's 140. =)
I mean 147.
The result should be in terms of pi
Okay!
I agree with Hero.
You have two answer choices that are exactly the same. I'm pretty sure they're supposed to be all different.
Alright! Got it now, I got 45ð cm3. Thank you both! =)
I agree! I got the cylinder's volume to be \(140.625\pi\) and \(\frac{1}{3}\) of that to be \(46.875\pi\)
@Hero That's my sister! Yes, we are taking the same course. Today is the final day, we are doing the last assignment. Thank you for the help!
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