Question

A paint company wants to offer customers a smaller paint can to use for painting trim or doing small touch-ups. Both the original and the smaller paint cans are cylindrical.

If the radius of the smaller paint can is half that of the original paint can, what will happen to the volume of the paint can?
The volume is double the original.
The volume is quadruple the original.
The volume is reduced to one half of the original.
The volume is reduced to one fourth of the original.