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What is the volume of a cylinder with the following dimensions: Radius 6ft Height 24ft A. 33.14ft^3 B. 2712.96 ft^3 C. 33.14ft^2 D. 2712.96ft^2
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I'd suggest you make up a list of the areas of common geometric figures, such as the cylinder, cone, cube, square, rectangle, and so on, as well as of the volumes of 3-d figures such as the cylinder. Keep this on hand for reference. The volume of a cylinder is (Area)(Height) = (pi*r^2)(h), where pi is approx. 3.14, r is the radius of the base, and h is the height of the cylinder. Good luck!
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