How do you find the radius of circular cylinder with a volume of 452.16

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skullpatrol · Answer

Do you know the height?

skullpatrol · Answer

@Gabby23 are you still there?

skullpatrol · Answer

You also need the units of the numeral 452.16 (?)^3

kainui · Answer

Volume is length*width*height right? But we can use this in the exact same way and say the area is length and width of the bottom part, and call that a circle, which has an area of pi*r^2. Now what about the height? Well that's surely unchanged, so just multiply area times  height for volume.

Unfortunately though, this isn't enough information to uniquely define a radius. Since you're only giving us the volume of a cylinder, the volume can be many different ways:|dw:1388721730655:dw|