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what is the volume of a cylinder when the radius is 3km and the height is 7km
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to find out the volume of a cylinder you calculate the area of the base and multiply by the height, area of the base is a circle, so you calculate it's area: \[\large{\pi\times radius^2=~\pi\times (3)^2=9\pi km^2}\]
now the volume is the base times the height \[\large{9\pi~km^2\times 7~km=63\pi~km^3}\]
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