The volume of a clyinder is defined by the formula V=pie r2 h. if intially have a clyinder with a volume of 10m3, FIND THE VOLUME OF THE CLYINDER IF THE height is doubled
The volume would be doubled if the height is doubled.
V=pi•r²•h The height has no exponent on it so a change in height is strictly linear. If you would double the radius the volume would increase four times. The reason? In the formula the radius is squared so doubling r² produces a change of of four. 2² = 4
And to answer the question, the volume becomes 20 m³ if the height is doubled.
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